Applying the Sociobiological Synthesis to Education [electronic resource] / Paul Shaker.
This paper argues that the emerging discipline of sociobiology has the potential of doing what epistemologists, developmental psychologists, psychoanalysts, and ethologists have been unable to do: to provide a theory documenting our inherited dispositions as reflected in cultural evolution and perso...
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520 | |a This paper argues that the emerging discipline of sociobiology has the potential of doing what epistemologists, developmental psychologists, psychoanalysts, and ethologists have been unable to do: to provide a theory documenting our inherited dispositions as reflected in cultural evolution and personal development. Accordingly, the paper begins with a summary of the basic concepts of sociobiology, and then shows how these concepts are compatible with a number of theories already applied in education, such as those of Piaget, Kohlberg, Chomsky, and Jung, which describe certain inherited behavioral or psychological patterns. A central concern of sociobiologists is an inquiry into the natural selection processes that govern the evolution of human culture. Elements of culture--"memes" which can be communicated but not subdivided--are selected according to some criterion of value. The major tasks that sociobiologists face are: (1) describing the nature of these "memes" or bits of culture, which then evolve in a competitive process; and (2) identifying the values--based on inherited predispositions--that determine the survival of one set of memes over another. (TE) | ||
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