0044 What is the human niche_1b?

This is the central claim in the masterwork, The Human Niche.

The human niche_1b is the potential of triadic relations_1b.

0045 Every adaptation_1a detailed by Daniel Turbon exploits triadic relations_1b.

Once the origin of human beings_2b is appreciated in terms of signs, category-based nested forms, judgment and other triadic relations_1b, then our adaptations_1a appear like observable and measurable facets_2a of a single noumenon, the human niche_1b.

0046  Turbon’s appeal in the last sentence of his abstract receives has already been answered.

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0047 The course begins with a Primer on Natural Signs.  The medieval scholastic tradition ends, in the 1600s, and the philosophy of Charles Peirce begins, in the 1800s, with an inquiry into the nature of sign relations.  Signs, like all triadic relations, entangle the material world.  However, material and instrumental causalities cannot account for triadic relations.

0048 Then, the course offers commentaries on four books by modern thinkers on human evolution.  These commentaries are:

Comments on Clive Gamble, John Gowlett and Robin Dunbar’s Book (2014) Thinking Big

Steven Mithen’s Book (1996) Prehistory of Mind

Comments on Derek Bickerton’s Book (2014) More Than Nature Needs

Comments on Robert Berwick and Noam Chomsky’s Book (2016) Why Only Us?

0049 The course wraps up with the masterwork, The Human Niche.

0050 In sum, A Course on the Human Niche, offers an approach to the alignment of philosophy and science dwelling in the heart of Turbon’s essay.