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Anthropological theory

a process of progressive differentiation in which each party's behavior provokes an intensified response from the other, either symmetrically or complementarily.

In anthropological theory, schismogenesis refers to a process of progressive differentiation in which each party's behavior provokes an intensified response from the other, either symmetrically or complementarily. This meaning comes from Bateson (1935) in Man.[1]

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References

Bateson, G. (1935). 199. Culture Contact and Schismogenesis. Man, 35, 178. https://doi.org/10.2307/2789408

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