This coiner of deutero-learning stated that "successive genotypic innovations make multiplicative demands upon the soma", one of his seven propositions on the "economics of 6lexibility.
This thinker wrote that the Baining were "unstudiable" and failed to "exhibit much activity beyond the mundane routines of daily work." This thinker distinguished 3ve levels of learning and de3ned Learning II as the "change in the process of Learning I." This coiner of deutero-learning stated that "successive genotypic innovations make multiplicative demands upon the soma", one of his seven propositions on the "economics of 6lexibility." This thinker identi3ed two attitudinal turning points in his lifetimeÂ—one demoralized Western civilization while the other provides "the means of achieving a new and perhaps more human outlook." This author of "From Versailles to Cybernetics" argued that Balinese society exhibits stasis rather than schismogenesis, which he coined while studying the Iatmul's naven ritual. For 10 points, name this British-born anthropologist, the author of Steps to an Ecology of Mind and the third husband of Margaret Mead.
This thinker wrote that the Baining were "unstudiable" and failed to "exhibit much activity beyond the mundane routines of daily work."
Gregory Bateson