Includes bibliographical references (p. 433-508) and index.
Contents:
Evolution and human values. Tales from the animal house -- Our natures and theirs -- Standing up for ourselves -- Bare bones and a few stones -- Evolving brains, evolving minds -- From grooming to gossip? -- Blood's a rover -- Dominance of culture -- From seeds to civilization -- Gods, dive-bombers, and bureaucracy -- Lessons from our natures -- Evolution and human values.
Summary:
"A hallmark of Human Natures in Paul Ehrlich's ability to convey lucidly that understanding in the course of presenting an engrossing history of our species. Using personal anecdote, vivid example, and stimulating narrative, he guides us through the thicket of controversies over what science can - and cannot - say about the influence of our evolutionary past on everything from race to religion, from sexual orientation to economic development."--BOOK JACKET.
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