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Through a glass brightly: using science to see our species as we really are
Through a glass brightly: using science to see our species as we really are
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Barash, David P
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Publication Date
[2018]
Language
English
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The journey to Brobdignag
From centrality
From centrality to periphery
The meaning of life
Well designed?
The anthropic principle
Tardigrades, Trisolarans, and the toughness of life
Of humanzees and chimphumans
Separateness of self
Uniquely thoughtful
Conflict between parents and offspring
True or false?
The myth of monogamy
War and peace
About those better angels
Who's in charge?
The paradox of power
Conclusion : optare aude.
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Animal nature
Human beings
Human beings -- Animal nature
Human ecology
Philosophical anthropology
Science & Technology
Self Help
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Barash, David P.
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Constant, Charles
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9780190673710
9781684415472
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