@misc{cogprints1543,
           title = {Immune cognition and culture: implications for the AIDS vaccine},
          author = {Rodrick Wallace},
            year = {2001},
        keywords = {AIDS, culture, HIV, immune cognition, information theory, vaccine},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/1543/},
        abstract = {We examine the implications of IR Cohen's 'cognitive
principle' address of the immune system [1-3] for the HIV
vaccine program.  This approach takes on a special 
importance in the context of recent work by Nisbett et al.
[4] showing clearly that central nervous system (CNS) 
cognition is fundamentally different for populations having
different cultural systems, and in the context of a growing
body of evolutionary anthropology which suggests that such
effects are inevitable, since culture is as much a part of
human biology 'as the enamel on our teeth'.}
}

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