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Disentangling human nature: Anthropological reflections on evolution, zoonoses and ethnographic investigations
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Abstract
Human nature is a puzzling matter that must be analysed through a holistic lens. In this commentary, I foray into anthropology's biosocial dimensions to underscore that human relations span from microorganisms to global commodities. I argue that the future of social-cultural anthropology depends on the integration of evolutionary theory for its advancement. Ultimately, since the likelihood of novel zoonoses' emergence, digital ethnography could offer remarkable opportunities for ethical and responsible inquiries.
DOI
https://doi.org/10.32942/X2B013
Subjects
Arts and Humanities, Life Sciences, Social and Behavioral Sciences
Keywords
Anthropology, ethnography, zoonoses, evolution, human nature, multispecies entanglements
Dates
Published: 2023-02-11 17:16
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