Diversity, reciprocity, and degrees of unity in wholes, parts, and their scientific representations: System levels

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (1):26-27 (2007)
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Abstract

Though capturing powerful analytical principles, this excellent article misses ways in which psychology and neuroscience bear on reciprocity and decision-making. I suggest more explicit consideration of scale. We may go further beyond gene-culture dualism by articulating how varieties of living systems, while ultimately drawing from both genetic and cultural streams, evolve sufficiently as unitary targets of selection to mediate higher-level complex systems. (Published Online April 27 2007).

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