The role of attraction in cultural evolution¶
Claidière, N., & Sperber, D. (2007). The role of attraction in cultural evolution. Journal of Cognition and Culture, 89-111.
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- Cultural Attractor Theory
- A cultural attractor describes a statistically favored type or region of possibilities; it is not, by itself, a single causal force or a guarantee that every lineage ends at one fixed form.
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- A cultural attractor describes a statistically favored type or region of possibilities; it is not, by itself, a single causal force or a guarantee that every lineage ends at one fixed form.
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