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In general, it could be said that the implications ofthe most recent anthropological literature lead to a refutation of the influential view long advanced by non-anthropological writers like Hobbes and Freud to the effect that war is the consequence of an innate propensity to aggression in human beings that can never be eradicated but only .harnessed. Nineteenth century evolutionary doctrine- provided an Impetus for this theory through its concepts of the beastly ancestry of man and the survival of the fittest; the latter, in turn, was invoked by early anthropological theories to justify the dispossession and extermination by Europeans of Indigenous peoples like the Inhabitants of the Australian island of Tasmania, who presumably, were doing the very same thing to one another and to their neighbors only using A minority of present-day anthropologists, who object to the current trend in the literature to deny the alleged prevalence of aggression and violence in pre-state society,
This author who maintains that both the prehistoric and 159) dismisses biology as 'Irrelevant' to explaining war, Robarchek, C. (1990). Motivations and material causes: on The anthropology of war. Santa Fe, NM: School of American making" (1990:62), thus introducing the factor of rationality propensity to warfare may exist. It must be activated in terms that, like Ferauson's, deny the Idea of determinism Bamforth, in similar vein, concludes on the basis of Europeans for food and other necessities coupled with Asia, the Mediterranean, Europe, and Mesoamerica. Cambridge. under modern conditions" (nd, in Clarkson & Cochran, 1966:23- Robarchek,, while sharing, current environmental and cultural 1999, in Raaflaub & Rosenstein, 426).
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