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September 10, 2025Open Access

Beyond the Individual: Toward a Relational and Inclusive Cultural Evolutionary Science of Childhood

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Critiquing individualist biases shines a light on the need for a relational view in cultural evolutionary science.
The commentary emphasizes integrating non-Western developmental theories, particularly from the Global South, into research frameworks.
A call for a genuinely inclusive framework reveals the importance of understanding children's peer cultures as culturally situated.
This approach may enhance the richness of cultural evolutionary science, ensuring diverse perspectives are central to the discourse.

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This commentary critiques individualist biases in cultural evolutionary science, suggesting inclusion of Global South perspectives and peer cultures.

Natalia Bezerra Dutra (2025) studied this question.

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This commentary critiques individualist biases in cultural evolutionary science, suggesting inclusion of Global South perspectives and peer cultures.