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Interesting. In the early aughts, my TA in University was writing a similar paper for his doctoral degree. All of the professors in the department said it was
by at-fates-hands 8y ago
Interesting.
In the early aughts, my TA in University was writing a similar paper for his doctoral degree. All of the professors in the department said it was good enough to be a PhD paper.
His premise was there were several divergent populations not only in Africa, but in Nordic regions and Eastern Europe from where we evolved from.
It's cool to see this shift in the dominant paradigm is finally starting to shift, some 20 years after my TA (and presumably many others) proposed it.
- escherplex 8y agoNice to see academic researchers are now trying to utilize a more phenomenological approach in their theorizing. Ideally, What does the available data strongly suggest? should be in the forefront rather than group conformity to some conditioned or ingrained ethnic or anti-ethnic grounded chauvinistic penchants. Time to grow up :)
- posterboy 8y agoNah! The problem in the first place is to wonder where to find any data at all and in the last twenty years new data has become available. It's a back and forth, really.