Julian Steward rejected environmental determinism in formulating a multilinear theory of this process, and Marshall Sahlins divided it into specific and general types.
Joseph Fracchia and Richard Lewontin argue that it is useless to substitute this term for "history." The extent of diffusion was used to argue against the reality of this process by Robert Lowie. Julian Steward rejected environmental determinism in formulating a multilinear theory of this process, and Marshall Sahlins divided it into specific and general types. The formula P=ET was proposed to describe this process in terms of an increase in energy consumption. That formula was proposed by Leslie White, who criticized Franz Boas's rejection of (*) orthogenetic approaches to this phenomenon. "Survivals" are left behind by this process according to Edward Tylor, while Lewis Henry Morgan argued that this process occurs through the stages of savagery, barbarism, and civilization. For 10 points, name this process through which cultures develop over time.
Joseph Fracchia and Richard Lewontin argue that it is useless to substitute this term for "history.
cultural evolution [or word forms; accept social evolution; or anything involving the evolution of society; prompt on "evolution" or "human evolution"; prompt on "cultural change" or similar answers]