The Origin of War: The Evolution of a Male-coalitional Reproductive Strategy, Volume 1 |
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... feud be considered to be war , or is it a different phenomenon altogether ? And if the latter , are these manifestations of collective violence related to each other , for instance in the sense that they have some common psychological ...
... feud be considered to be war , or is it a different phenomenon altogether ? And if the latter , are these manifestations of collective violence related to each other , for instance in the sense that they have some common psychological ...
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... feud - type warfare " . Pospisil ( 1971 ) makes a distinction between ' feud ' and another mechanism which he calls ' self - redress ' : " Instances of violence involving injury , revenge and counterrevenge within the political unit ...
... feud - type warfare " . Pospisil ( 1971 ) makes a distinction between ' feud ' and another mechanism which he calls ' self - redress ' : " Instances of violence involving injury , revenge and counterrevenge within the political unit ...
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... feud was put into motion " . The notion that feuding is a manifestation of primitive law led Lasswell ( 1931 ) to the conclusion that there must be two types of feuds : " While the blood vengeance feud was itself the expression of ...
... feud was put into motion " . The notion that feuding is a manifestation of primitive law led Lasswell ( 1931 ) to the conclusion that there must be two types of feuds : " While the blood vengeance feud was itself the expression of ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Nonhuman Intergroup Agonistic Behavior and Warfare | 3 |
The Adaptive Rationale | 7 |
Copyright | |
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