Non-blank slate sociology? Biopsychosociology? Psychobiosociology? Differential genetical sociology?
What is the best term for sociology that doesn't ignore differential psychology and behavioral genetics?
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Some have talked about the equally badly named genoeconomics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genoeconomics … (terrible WIki page btw)
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biosocial criminology is accepted so terms like biosociology, biohistory are the least bad or generally biosocial science
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Yes, but neglects the psychology aspect.
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but psychology falls under biology, no? (~_^)
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One of the main arguments for the founding evolutionary psychology was sociobiology glossed over, left out, cognition.
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Yes. But basically need to have a general non-blank slate sociology.
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Sociology (science of society) is fine. Just needs placing on genuine, i.e. Darwinian, foundation: http://philosopherkin.blogspot.co.uk/2016/10/political-implications-of-evolutionary.html …
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One could opt for Darwinian sociology, but sounds similar to social Darwinism, another smear word.
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