Cultural Coevolution: How the Human Bond with Crows and Ravens Extends Theory and Raises New Questions

Abstract

We propose an additional synergy between human culture and the environment—a coevolution of human and other species’ cultures. We suggest that when humans interact with other social species,who themselves have the ability to evolve culture,then simple feedbacks from a culturally evolving “environment” can stimulate rapid cultural evolution in humans. We term the reciprocal adjustments in two or more species’ cultures “cultural coevolution”(Marzluff and Angell 2005). Cultural …

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