The Evolution of the Human Mind: From Supernaturalism to Naturalism An Anthropological Perspective,Used

The Evolution of the Human Mind: From Supernaturalism to Naturalism An Anthropological Perspective,Used

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This is the first single book to document the evolution in human thinking from a belief in supernaturalism to a belief in naturalism. The author shows how the ideas that people have held through the centuries about the world have developed from human experience particularly during the last four hundred years to the point today where, for the first time in human history, we see scientists in whom a belief in naturalism is complete and allencompassing. As a philosopher of science, the author is concerned not so much with the ideas of particular individuals as he is with a system of ideas; as a cultural anthropologist, he is primarily interested in culture as the product of human thought.

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