Hillard Kaplan's guest appearances

Hillard Kaplan

Here And There with Dave Marash

Teacher's PET (Video)

Teacher's PET (Audio)

CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny (Audio)

CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny (Video)

Maurice Bloch

Jamie Ward

Candice Odgers

Isabelle Peretz

Anne Stone

Katerina Semendeferi

James J. Moore

Margaret Schoeninger

Ajit Varki

Dorothy Fragaszy

Kristen Hawkes

Leslie Aiello

Rebecca Bliege

Foragers Hunt

Merlin Donald

OwlTail

The coronavirus was late to arrive in Bolivia, which gave anthropologist Hillard Kaplan time to implement a self-protection program for the 16,000 members of the Tsimane indigenous group.  So far, although the outbreak is raging in the nearest town to Tsimane country, their self-imposed quarantine seems to be working. 

<p>The coronavirus was late to arrive in Bolivia, which gave anthropologist Hillard Kaplan time to implement a self-protection program for the 16,000 members of the Tsimane indigenous group.  So far, although the outbreak is raging in the nearest town to Tsimane country, their self-imposed quarantine seems to be working. </p>

Here And There 15 June, 2020 Hillard Kaplan

Carta

In this talk, Hillard Kaplan (Univ of New Mexico) presents a theoretical model linking ecology to male paternal investment.  The basic argument is that there are three fundamental potential inputs into offspring fitness: genes, care, and energy.  When this model is applied to humans, it is proposed that there is a modal human economy of food production and redistribution that evolved as part of the hunting and gathering lifeway.  As human economies changed over the last ten thousand years, diversity in mating and parental investment has grown substantially. Series: "CARTA - Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny" [Humanities] [Science] [Show ID: 28034]

CARTA: Birth to Grandmotherhood: Childrearing in Human Evolution – Hillard Kaplan: Human Fathers