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Kim Sterelny is a philosopher working at the intersection of philosophy and science, with a focus on human evolution and cultural development. His research spans from the Pliocene era through the Holocene, examining the evolution of social structures, cognitive capacities, and technological complexity.
- Current projects include a synthesis of Sahul archaeology with Peter Hiscock
- Recent monographs explore the transition to hierarchical societies and language evolution with Ron Planer
- Research themes: Peopling Sahul, Holocene Revolutions
His work integrates archaeology, cognitive science, and evolutionary theory. Recent articles analyze ethnography, technological risk, and religious transitions in prehistoric contexts. Collaborations include contributions to the extended evolutionary synthesis framework.
Students advised include Francois-Xavier Faucounau, Annie Kwai, Alpheaus Graham, Zobule Anna Naupa. He has published extensively in journals like Philosophy of Science and Biological Theory, with a focus on cultural complexity and social evolution.
