Traditions of Conflict
William BucknerThe evolutionary anthropology of deception, magic, and violence.
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Dynamics of Polygyny in Hunter-Gatherer Societies, Part 1
I have been writing about polygyny for years now. The main thrust of my argument has been that high rates of polygyny commonly involve relatively coercive, male-biased marriage arrangements, and that rather than polygyny being sustained by ...
Underestimating Social Complexity Among Hunter-Gatherers
Anthropologist Robin Dunbar has a recent paper arguing that as group size increases—particularly with the historical transition to larger and more sedentary agricultural societies—additional social institutions are required to manage the ch...
Gebusi Homicide and the Cultural Influence of Violence
The Gebusi forager-horticulturalists of New Guinea traditionally attributed all natural deaths to sorcery.
A Warrior's Reputation
Among the Baruya of the New Guinea highlands, the term aoulatta had a few different meanings. One refers to a type of pandanus tree, with a trunk covered in lots of long, tough, thorny leaves that make it difficult to climb. Another meaning...
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