Word: evolutionism
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Rockwell, it seems, is trying to overlook elements of traditionalism in our music the structures that are an essential part of the blues, folk, and rock. Bur tradition and form are as essential to our music as radical experimentation; no music can possibly escape the culture from which is emerges...
It is that moment of seemingly hypnotized attention most men know and dread. It is a moment in which they are out of control as individuals-not merely outside the law, but out of biological order. Something stirs, an ancient reflex, as if they are dragged back through history to...
Freeman concludes his book asserting that the case of Samoa shows that neither biological nor cultural determinism is unacceptable on its own and that both must be considered in accounting for human behavior. He advocates the currently popular "view of human evolution in which the genetic and exogenetic are distinct...
At 11 a.m. Bergvall attends a course in modern African history that she is auditing. The class is fairly typical undergraduate survey lecture sprinkled with a few older students. Students take notes silently as the professor discusses the evolution of apartheid policies in South Africa.
When he wrote Peer Gyntin 1867, Ibsen did not dream that his epic poem would ever be performed onstage. Uncut, it contains five acts and 38 scenes. Its panoramic sweep embraces four continents: Europe, Africa, North America and Asia. The action unfolds on mountain crests and sun-bleached deserts, within...