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دسته بندی: فرهنگی ویرایش: نویسندگان: Joseph Carroll, Mathias Clasen, Emelie Jonsson سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9783030461898, 9783030461904 ناشر: Springer International سال نشر: 2020 تعداد صفحات: 416 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 6 مگابایت
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب دیدگاه های تکاملی در فرهنگ تخیلی نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
این جلد پیشگام، مقدمه ای گسترده برای حوزه نسبتاً جدید مطالعات تکاملی در فرهنگ تخیلی ارائه می دهد. مشارکتکنندگانی از روانشناسی، علوم اعصاب، انسانشناسی، و علوم انسانی تخیل تکاملیافته انسان و مصنوعات آن را بررسی میکنند. این کتاب با قدرت نشان می دهد که تخیل بخشی از طبیعت انسان است. مشارکت کنندگان فرهنگ تخیلی را در هفت حوزه اصلی بررسی می کنند: تخیل: تکامل، مکانیسم ها و عملکردها اسطوره و دین نظریه زیبایی شناسی موسیقی هنرهای تجسمی و پلاستیکی بازی های ویدیویی و فیلم ها روایات شفاهی و ادبیات دیدگاههای تکاملی در فرهنگ تخیلی دامنه نظریه فرهنگی تکاملی را گسترش میدهد تا بسیاری از معنای «فرهنگ» را در کاربرد رایج در بر گیرد. هدف مشارکت کنندگان این است که دانشمندان علوم انسانی و علوم انسانی تکاملی را متقاعد کنند که زیست شناسی و فرهنگ تخیلی عمیقاً در هم تنیده شده اند. مشارکتکنندگان این بحث نظری گسترده را با بینشهای جامع در مورد دین، ایدئولوژی، هویت شخصی و بسیاری از آثار هنری، موسیقی، ادبیات، فیلم و رسانههای دیجیتال روشن میکنند.
This pioneering volume offers an expansive introduction to the relatively new field of evolutionary studies in imaginative culture. Contributors from psychology, neuroscience, anthropology, and the humanities probe the evolved human imagination and its artefacts. The book forcefully demonstrates that imagination is part of human nature. Contributors explore imaginative culture in seven main areas: Imagination: Evolution, Mechanisms and Functions Myth and Religion Aesthetic Theory Music Visual and Plastic Arts Video Games and Films Oral Narratives and Literature Evolutionary Perspectives on Imaginative Culture widens the scope of evolutionary cultural theory to include much of what “culture” means in common usage. The contributors aim to convince scholars in both the humanities and the evolutionary human sciences that biology and imaginative culture are intimately intertwined. The contributors illuminate this broad theoretical argument with comprehensive insights into religion, ideology, personal identity, and many particular works of art, music, literature, film, and digital media.
Contents About the Editors Contributors Introduction 1 What Imaginative Culture Is and Why It Matters 2 The Historical and Disciplinary Context for Evolutionary Research on Imaginative Culture 3 Content and Plan of the Volume 4 A Biocultural Toolkit 4.1 Tinbergen’s Four Categories for Ethological Analysis 4.2 Comparative Methods for Illuminating Human Nature 4.3 Individual Identity 5 Organization of the Volume 6 Directions for Further Research References Part I: Imagination: Evolution, Mechanisms, and Functions Imagination, the Brain’s Default Mode Network, and Imaginative Verbal Artifacts 1 Introduction 2 Globularization, Imagination, and Behavioral Modernity 3 The Brain’s Default Mode Network 4 Core Processes of Imagination 4.1 Simulation, Mental Time Travel, and Perspective Taking 4.2 Stegner’s Angle of Repose: Simulation, Mental Time Travel, Perspective Taking 5 Literary Forms of Dreaming, Mind-Wandering, Autobiographical Narrative, and Counterfactual Thinking 6 Conclusion: The Adaptive Functions of Imagination and of Literature References The Evolution of Imagination and Fiction Through Generativity and Narrative 1 Cognition, Memory, and Prediction 2 Narrative, Identity, and Worldview 3 Belief, Reality Monitoring, and Absorption 4 Motivation, Culture, and Niche Construction 5 Evolutionary Functions of Fiction 6 Mental Time Travel, Theory of Mind, and Language 7 Creativity 8 Conclusions References Imagination, Symbolic Cognition, and Human Evolution: The Early Arts Facilitated Group Survival 1 Imagination and Its Components: Localized and Interconnected Neural Networks in the Brain 2 Evolution of Homo sapiens in Africa: The Dependence on the Imagination 3 Ochre Clay, Color Pigments, and Symbolic Cognition: An Early Art Expression 4 Evolutionary Pressures: Sealing Social Cracks with Imagination and Art 5 The Arts Did Not Emerge All at Once: Symbolic Communication and Stages in Art Practices 5.1 Painting the Body: Color-Related 5.2 Symbolic Message of Unity: Group Kinetic Synchronization 5.3 Music-Related Symbols of Unity: Sound Rhythms and Musical Chorality 5.4 Unity of Thoughts and Actions: Storytelling and Theater-Like Acting 6 Summary and Conclusions References Part II: Myth and Religion Mimesis and Myth: Evolutionary Roots of Psychological Self-Understanding 1 Social Reputation and the Attribution of Traits 2 Mimesis 3 Language, Story, and Myth 4 Narrating the Self 5 Conclusion References Imagining the Gods References Part III: Aesthetic Theory Key Stimuli and Power Objects: Aesthetics and Our Innate Sensibilities 1 Key Stimuli and Inborn Sensibilities 2 Human Beauty 3 Inverted Triangles and Hourglass Figures: The Key Stimuli of the Body 4 Colors as Key Stimuli 5 Shapes, Materials, and Textures 6 The Beautiful Landscape: The Good Habitat 7 Disgust and Aversion 8 Key Narratives and Universal Alpha Themes in Fiction 9 Simulation Seeking and Habituation: The Evolution and Variation of Artistic Expression 10 Making Special: Concluding Remarks References The Role of Aesthetic Style in Alleviating Anxiety About the Future 1 What Is Style? 2 Perception and Information 3 Style and Prediction 4 Conclusion: Some Predictions References Part IV: Music Music and the Evolution of Embodied Cognition 1 Archaeology 2 Adaptation 3 Structures 4 Neural Systems 5 Emotion 6 Aesthetics References Part V: Visual and Plastic Arts The Influence of Image Salience on the Artistic Renditions of Cave Lions in the Early Upper Paleolithic 1 The Implications of Innate Face Recognition and Contextual Assessment 2 Contextual Figure-Ground Segmentation 3 Sources of Natural Selection Promoting Felid Recognition 4 Effects of Prolonged Relaxed Selection on Felid Salience 5 Experimental Studies of Human Responses to Lion Images 6 Cave Lion Portrayals in the Early Upper Paleolithic 7 Conclusion References Evolutionary Constraints on Creativity in the Visual and Plastic Arts 1 Evolutionary Constraints on Creativity in the Visual and Plastic Arts 2 Evolutionary Origins and their Relevance to Understanding Present-Day Art 3 Variety Versus Commonalities in Human Art 4 Candidate Aesthetic Universals: Products, Processes, and Sociocultural Functions 4.1 Products 4.2 Processes 4.3 Sociocultural Functions 5 Static Rigidity Versus Dynamic Flexibility in Aesthetic Universals 6 Tensions between Radical Novelty and Aesthetic Biases 7 Ways Out of the Impasse 8 Conclusion References Part VI: Video Games and Films “Unbreakable, Incorruptible, Unyielding”: Doom as an Agency Simulator 1 Agency: Real and Virtual 2 Doom as an Agency Simulator 3 Gameplay 4 Audio 5 Narrative 6 Conclusion References Cliodynamics and Dramatic Performances 1 A Cliodynamic Approach to Ritual Experience 2 Dysphoric Dramatic Performances, 1950–1980 References Part VII: Oral Narratives and Literature Descent with Imagination: Oral Traditions as Evolutionary Lineages 1 Folktale Phylogenetics 2 Folktales, Languages, and Genes: The Plot Thickens 3 The Endurance of Oral Traditions References I’m with You Till the End of the Line: The Romanticization of Male Bonds 1 Societal Benefits of Male–Male Bonds 2 Male Bonds in Fiction 3 Women and the Romance of Bromance … The Heart of Slash Fiction 4 Why Do Women Sexualize the Bromance? 4.1 Popular Culture and Literary Approaches 4.2 Evolutionary Approaches to the Romanticization of the Bonds Between Men 5 How Bromance Is Romanticized: Subgenres, Plot Devices, and What They Tell Us 6 Conclusions References Literary Representations of Parental Investment: Fitness Quandaries and Strategic Decisions 1 The Value of Offspring 2 Costs of Parental Investment 3 Preferential Parental Investment 4 Quality and Effectiveness of Parental Investment References Why the World Is a Better Place with Stephen King in It: An Evolutionary Perspective 1 The Divided Reception of Stephen King 2 The Uses of King’s Horror: An Evolutionary Perspective 3 Charting the Dark Corners of the Psychological World: Pet Sematary 4 Moral Calibration: Agonistic Structure in It 5 The Value of King and Directions for Future Research References Heart of Darkness: Joseph Conrad’s Confrontation with Amoral Nature 1 Heart of Darkness (1899) 2 Conclusion References Index