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Can culture be inferred only from the absence of genetic and environmental actors?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (2):355-356 (2001)
Abstract
Rendell & Whitehead's minimalist definition of culture does not allow for the important gaps between cetaceans and humans. A more complete analysis reveals important discontinuities that may be more instructive for comparative purposes than the continuities emphasized by the authorsLinks
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