Emotional Heritage: a theoretical investigation and it's vulnerable nature
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2025
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Abstract
Heritage serves as the foundation of human identity, encapsulating the values, traditions, and artifacts that define civilizations across generations. It not only shapes our understanding of history but also influences contemporary power structures and social interventions. Graeber and Wengrow critically examine the historical evolution of societal organization, arguing that hierarchy, domination, and self-interest have historically structured human societies. However, they contend that collective learning has led societies to regulate these tendencies, channeling them into legally defined domains such as the economy while restricting them elsewhere.
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| Authors | Srikanta Roy Chowdhury |
| Journal | International Journal of Science and Social Science Research |
| Year | 2025 |
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