Kognitivna evolucija i religija; kognicija i evolucija religije
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https://doi.org/10.21301/eap.v3i3.2Ključne reči:
religija, verovanje, oblici religioznosti, kognitivna nauka o religiji, evolucijaApstrakt
U ovom radu izloženi su savremeni kongitivistički pristupi evoluciji religijskih verovanja. Različiti oblici uverenja, ili "oblici religioznosti", nastaju kao adaptivni odgovor na različite evolutivne faktore (biološke, socio-političke, kulturne i dr.). S druge strane, religije širom sveta takođe sadrže nezanemariv broj zajedničkih karakteristika, koje isto tako mogu biti objašnjene evolutivnim principima.
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