CHAPTER SIXTEEN. INDOCTRINATION AND GROUP EVOLUTIONARY STRATEGIES: THE CASE OF JUDAISM

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter si
2. CONTENTS v
3. FIGURES AND TABLES vii
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xiv
5. NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS xv
6. CHAPTER ONE. INTRODUCTION 1
7. PART I EVOLUTIONARY PRECURSORS AND MODELS
8. CHAPTER TWO. US AND THE OTHERS: THE FAMILIAL ROOTS OF ETHNONATIONALISM 21
9. CHAPTER THREE. WAR AND PEACEMAKING: THE FUSION OF TWO NEIGHBORING CAPTIVE MONKEY COLONIES 55
10. CHAPTER FOUR. THE EVOLUTION OF HUMAN ULTRASOCIALITY 71
11. CHAPTER FIVE. NOTIONS OF NATURE, CULTURE, AND THE SOURCES OF INDOCTRINABILITY 97
12. PART II TRADITIONAL CULTURES
13. CHAPTER SIX. INDOCTRINATION AMONG THE EIPO OF THE HIGHLANDS OF WEST-NEW GUINEA 109
14. CHAPTER SEVEN. INDOCTRINABILITY AND THE EVOLUTION OF SOCIALLY DEFINED KINSHIP 133
15. CHAPTER EIGHT. THE POLITICS OF PEACE IN PRIMITIVE SOCIETIES: THE ADAPTIVE RATIONALE BEHIND CORROBOREE AND CALUMET 151
16. PART III INDIVIDUAL BEHAVIORAL MECHANISMS
17. CHAPTER NINE. PREJUDICE AND INFERENTIAL COMMUNICATION: A NEW LOOK AT AN OLD PROBLEM 189
18. CHAPTER TEN. SEX AND GENDER IN ADVERTISEMENTS: INDOCTRINATION AND EXPLOITATION 219
19. CHAPTER ELEVEN. THE ROLE OF SEX AND EMOTIONAL RESPONSE IN INDOCTRINABILITY: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE ON THE “RALLY ’ROUND THE FLAG” EFFECT 241
20. CHAPTER TWELVE. IDEOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL REGULATION 263
21. PART IV SYMBOLISM
22. CHAPTER THIRTEEN. ART AND INDOCTRINATION: FROM THE BIBLIA PAUPERUM TO THE THIRD REICH 279
23. CHAPTER FOURTEEN. PROBING IMAGES OF POLITICIANS AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: CREATING PICTURES AND STORIES OF THE MIND 301
24. PART V GROUP PROCESSES
25. CHAPTER FIFTEEN. REINVENT YOURSELF: LABILE PSYCHOSOCIAL IDENTITY AND THE LIFESTYLEMARKETPLACE 325
26. CHAPTER SIXTEEN. INDOCTRINATION AND GROUP EVOLUTIONARY STRATEGIES: THE CASE OF JUDAISM 345
27. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN. GENETIC SIMILARITY THEORY, ETHNOCENTRISM, AND GROUP SELECTION 369
28. CHAPTER EIGHTEEN. ETHNOCENTRISM VS. PRAGMATISM IN THE CONDUCT OF HUMAN AFFAIRS 389
29. PART VI INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISMS
30. CHAPTER NINETEEN. IDEOLOGY, INDOCTRINATION, AND NONCOGNITIVE FOUNDATIONS OF BELIEF IN LEGITIMACY: A BIOBEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS OF LEGITIMATE VIOLENT SOCIAL ACTION 409
31. CHAPTER TWENTY. INDOCTRINATION AS INSTITUTIONALIZED PERSUASION: ITS LIMITED VARIABILITY AND CROSS-CULTURAL EVOLUTION 421
32. CHAPTER TWENTY ONE. ON THE EVOLUTION OF POLITICAL COMMUNITIES: THE PARADOX OF EASTERN AND WESTERN EUROPE IN THE 1980S 453
33. INDEX OF PERSONS 479
34. SUBJECT INDEX 487