The Use and Abuse of Biology: An Anthropological Critique of Sociobiology

adaptive adopted advantage aggression ancestor animal kingdom anthropological argument âti becomes bilateral bilateral descent biological biologists birth blood brother calculus capacity child clan coefficient of relationship cognatic color competition concept consanguineal cross cousins cultural Darwin dispositions E. O. Wilson economic ethnographic evolution evolutionary exchange explanation fact father favor female genealogical genes genetic given group selection Hence ho'e Hobbes human social human societies ibid ideological inclusive fitness individual kin selection kind kinship distance kinsmen lineage living logic male marriage marry matrilineal maximization means Monogamy mother's motivations natural selection Nuer offspring ôpû organism Ottino parental investment patrilocal percent Polynesia position powers principle problem properties Rangiroa reciprocal altruism rela relative reproductive success residence scientific sociobiology sexual share siblings sisters social behavior socio species structure subclan Sumner symbolic Tahiti theory of kin tion tive Trivers Trivers's vulgar sociobiology Western Yossarian