Developing of the future: Scaffolded Darwinism in societal evolution

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 37 (4):417-418 (2014)
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We sympathize with the project of a synthetic approach for devising a “theory of intentional change” and agree that Darwinism should be central in such a theory. But Darwinism is not the only process of evolution that needs to be included. Evolutionary biology itself has taken such a turn recently, with the emergence of developmental evolutionary approaches.

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