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HomeUpcoming EventsThe Challenge of Sorcery
The Challenge of Sorcery
The Challenge of Sorcery

In many small world, pre-state societies it is believed that many misfortunes are the result of malicious human agency, using occult techniques. Shit does not just happen. The aim of this paper is to persuade the audience that this is a puzzle for the human evolutionary sciences, that the standard explanations do not solve the puzzle, and to offer a partial solution.

Professor Sterelny describes himself as an “aging and somewhat decrepit philosopher of the historical sciences, primarily working on the evolution of human social life.”

Date & time

  • Fri 23 Aug 2024, 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

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Room 2175, Haydon Allen Building

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  • Professor Kim Sterelny, ANU

Event Series

Biological Anthropology Seminar Series

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  •  Stacey Ward
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