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Introduction
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Religious beliefs and ecology
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Fear of afterlife
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The game
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The ecological context
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Reputation
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Belief
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Hypothesis
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Phylogenetic analysis
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Coevolution
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Group extinction
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Costly behaviours
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Being a monk
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What are monasteries
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Housing
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Why become a monk
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Celibacy can evolve
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Sister and brother
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Thank you
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Smaller communities
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Charity
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Cultural norms
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Family size
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Single children becoming monks
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Getting your child back
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Diminishing wealth
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Polyandry
Description:
Explore the intersection of behavioral ecology and religious beliefs in this hour-long seminar. Delve into topics such as the fear of afterlife, ecological context, reputation, and belief systems. Examine the evolution of costly behaviors like celibacy and the role of monasteries in society. Investigate how cultural norms, family size, and economic factors influence religious practices. Analyze the phenomenon of single children becoming monks and its impact on family dynamics. Gain insights into the coevolution of religious beliefs and practices with their ecological and social environments.

The Behavioural Ecology of Religious Belief and Practice

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