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Essays on Religion in Human Evolution

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EJS 53(3) coverCambridge University Press is currently offering free access to the three essays in the review symposium on Robert Bellah’s Religion in Human Evolution from the December 2012 issue of the European Journal of Sociology.

Christopher Hann: Humans and their Hierarchies: Cosmological and Sociological

Ji Zhe: From Relaxed Fields to Renouncers

Marcel Hénaff: Three Crucial Aspects of Religion in Human Evolution: Shamanism, Sacrifice and Exogamic Alliance

In addition, the issue contains paywalled book reviews by TIF contributors Bryan Turner (on Religion in China by Fenggang Yang) and John Torpey (on The Better Angels of Our Nature by Stephen Pinker).

Explore the full issue here. For more on Religion in Human Evolution, see our series of essays on the book.

journals Reflections on the field Religion in Human Evolution Robert Bellah

John D. Boy is an assistant professor of sociology at Leiden University. He was an associate editor for Frequencies. He holds a PhD in sociology from the City University of New York.

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