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The Geiger Encounter and the Evolutionary Origin of the State

There is a level of abstraction at which German and French philosophers seem to be able to breathe, but at which my intellectual lungs seem to run out of oxygen, no doubt because of my Anglo-Saxon working-class background. I am not really equipped, therefore, to evaluate Gerhard Geiger's contribution at its own level. I confess that when I run into a sentence like "The prevalence of promotion in the historical rise of stable hierarchical organization can thus be explained in biobehavioral terms as an effect of the multifunctional design of preadaptive interaction patterns for the control of both primitive and complex social relationships" I have to gasp for breath.