The Goodness Paradox: How Evolution Made Us Both More And Less Violent Richard Wrangham Profile Books Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science Biology Biochemistry

\ A Fascinating New Analysis Of Human Violence Filled With Fresh Ideas And Gripping Evidence From Our Primate Cousins Historical Forebears Contemporary Neighbors\ Steven Pinker Brilliant The Role Aggression In Evolutionary History\ Jane Goodall It May Not Always Seem So But Day-To-Day Interactions Between Individual Humans Are Extraordinarily Peaceful That Is To Say We Perfect Just Far Less Violent Than Most Animals Especially Closest Relatives Chimpanzee Their Legendarily Docile Bonobo Perhaps Surprisingly Rape Maim Kill Many Fewer Neighbours All Other Primates Almost Undomesticated There One Form Exceed By Several Degrees: Organized Proactive Against Groups Seems Only Animal Goes War Goodness Paradox Richard Wrangham Wrestles This At Heart Behaviour Drawing On Research Geneticists Neuroscientists Primatologists Archaeologists He Shows What Domesticated Species Was Nothing Invention Capital Punishment Which Eliminated Least Cooperative Aggressive Among Us Development Exactly Laid Groundwork For Worst Atrocities Σελίδες: 400 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0102 Διαστάσεις: 13X13Cm