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indeed, it is elsewhere by Pinker and other evolutionary theorists What is the meaning of "indeed, it is elsewhere by Pinker and other evolutionary theorists"? Does it mean "as Pinker and other evolutionary theorists state somewhere else"? Context: Steven Pinker writes: "... that toolbox, however, can be used to assemble Sunday afternoon projects of dubious adaptive value." It could be argued – indeed, it is elsewhere by Pinker and other evolutionary theorists – that that adaptive value may be not ‘dubious’ but explicit.
Aug 29, 2015 7:35 AM
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This sentence refers to how 'it could be argued' - if I change it like so, maybe it will make more sense: "It could be argued - indeed, it is argued elsewhere by Pinker and other evolutionary theorists...." So, Pinker and other evolutionary theorists argue " that that adaptive value may be not ‘dubious’ but explicit" Hope that helps!
August 29, 2015
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