Expanding the history of ideas into prehistory through cognitive archaeology

doi:10.26106/9KBM-A763

Expanding the history of ideas into prehistory through cognitive archaeology

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title:	Expanding the history of ideas into prehistory through cognitive archaeology
author:	Rappaport Margaret Boone, Corbally Christopher
journal title:	Orbis Idearum
volume:	7
issue:	2
date of publication :	2019
pages:	11-25
eISSN:	2353-3900
DOI:	10.26106/9KBM-A763
URL:	https://www.orbisidearum.net/pdf/issue_12_article_71.pdf
date accessed:	2020-10-28
notes:	Bibliogr. s. 23-25
language:	English
journal language:	English
abstract in English:	The authors explore the definition of a "prehistory of ideas", and both its similarities and differences in comparison to the history of ideas. They propose the word-andconcept, "ethics", in prehistory, explain the timing of its evolution, and then take it into historical time in the Levant, using Biblical references. They propose that new findings from cognitive science, neuroscience, and genomics may allow the eventual crossing of the prehistory/history borderline in tracing a time sequence for ideas.
keywords in English:	prehistory of ideas, ethics, Bible, cognitive science, neuroscience, genomics
type:	journal article
subtype:	academic paper

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