A naturalistic approach

A right, after all, is neither a gun, nor a one-man show. It is a relationship and a social practice, and in both of those essential aspects it is seemingly an expression of connectedness.(Michelman 1986: 91)

Epistemology · Naturalism · Social connectedness · Sociology · Computer Science · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics · Critical Realism in Sociology · Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy · Philosophy · Psychology · Social Psychology

• Why are some numerical concepts more successful than others? An evolutionary perspective on the history of number concepts

  Open Access•Helen De Cruz•Evolution and Human Behavior•2006

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• Reflections on J.V. Wertsch’s ‘From Social Interaction to Higher Psychological Processes,’ Human Development, 1979

  Open Access•G B Saxe•Human Development•2008

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• Between Religion and Science

  Open Access•Cristine H Legare, Aku Visala•Human Development•2011

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• Mathematical symbols as epistemic actions

  Open Access•Helen De Cruz, Johan De Smedt•Synthese•2013

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• Exemplar models, evolution and language change

  Andrew Wedel, Andrew B Wedel•The Linguistic Review•2006

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• The Implications of the Cognitive Sciences for the Relation Between Religion and Science Education

  Open Access•Stefaan Blancke, Johan De Smedt et al.•Science & Education•2011

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• A decade of relevance theory

  Open Access•Francisco Yus, Francisco Yus Ramos•Journal of Pragmatics•1998

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• Fun in Go

  Open Access•Philippe Sormani•Human Studies•2015

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• Why isn't archaeology (more) Darwinian? A historical perspective

  F Riede•Journal of Evolutionary Psychology•2010

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• The Complexity of Popular Religiosity

  C Salazar•Journal of Cognition and Culture•2016

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• (Neo-)evolutionäre Wahlverwandtschaften

  Open Access•Walter G Runciman•Berliner Journal für Soziologie•2004

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