Judaism in Biological Perspective

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Arabian Babbler
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Biblical Lore
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Confers
conflict
Conjugal Separation
costly
Costly Signaling Theory
Darius III
David's Son
David’s Son
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evolutionary analysis of religious practices
evolutionary psychology
Grape Vine
Handicap Principle
Haredi Communities
human mating strategies
investment
Jacob's Sons
Jacob’s Sons
Jewish Denominations
kin selection theory
Lot's Wife
Lot’s Wife
Lower Testosterone
Male Jealousy
Mate Guarding
offspring
parent
Parent Offspring Conflict
parental
Paternity Uncertainty
religious behavioral ecology
Religious Kibbutzim
Religious Sacrifice
reproductive
ritual behavior analysis
signaling
sociobiology
success
Testosterone Variation
theory
Vice Versa
War Spoils
Young Man

Product details

  • ISBN 9781594515637
  • Weight: 453g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 30 Sep 2008
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
  • Publication City/Country: US
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Can there be rational examples of the compatibility between natural science and Judaism? This book offers a strikingly novel perspective on traditional and contemporary Judaic practices. For those with some Judaic knowledge, there are biological explanations in these chapters not seen elsewhere. For those well-versed in evolutionary theory, the authors' perspectives suggest new approaches to the scientific study of religion. Topics include the monistic tendency, biblical polygyny, biblical family conflict, circumcision and proselytes, sacrificial-ritualistic mitzvot (obligations), periodic conjugal separation, Judaic traditionalism, male and female reproductive strategies, and the relationship between costly signaling and prestige.
Rick Goldberg is Principal of Binah Yitzrit Foundation of Austin, Texas. The foundation funds scholarly work exploring religion, especially Judaism, from a bio-theoretical perspective.

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