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 | | But he also suggests relevant experiments, as does the younger experimentalist Josep Call, for investigating non-human primates understanding of intention and of social norms. |
 | | Boehm hypothesizes that an ancestral regime of despotic social dominance and fearful submission led in the human line to successful collective action to intentionally suppress tyrants and bullies in nomadic bands like Chomsky, seeing opposition to such forms of oppression, hierarchy, domination and authority as characteristic of morality (Chomsky, 1988, p. |
 | | Bruce Knauft, a cultural anthropologist who has long been developing theories related to Boehms, stresses, as does the primatologist Bernard Thierry, the difference language makes in enabling the sharing of explicit norms, but argues that symbolic communication had been coevolving with brain enlargement even during our Homo erectus past. |
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