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Group identity without social interactions?
Gabriel Ramos-Fernandez, Sandra E. Smith Aguilar, Edoardo Pietrangeli, Cristina Jasso-del Toro, José R. Nicolás-Carlock, Denis Boyer, Braulio Pinacho-Guendulain, Augusto Montiel Castro & Filippo Aureli
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 48:e69 (2025)
Abstract
We present several arguments for the preeminence of social interactions in determining and giving shape to societies. In our view, a society can emerge from social interaction and relationship patterns without the need for establishing an a priori limit on who actually belongs to it. Markers of group identity are one element among many that allow societies to persist.Other Versions
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