✍ Scribed by David P. Barash
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
¿Cuál es la esencia del Homo sapiens? ¿Existe una naturaleza humana básica escondida bajo nuestros ropajes culturales? ¿O es nuestra naturaleza tan flexible y adaptable que podemos coexistir con cualquier cultura que creemos? Contrastando la evolución biológica (la «tortuga») con la evolución cultural (la «liebre»), el autor muestra cómo la relación entre ambas arroja nueva luz sobre la sexualidad, la función de la familia, la agresividad y otros aspectos fundamentales de nuestra conducta. David P. Barash es profesor de psicología y zoología en la Universidad de Washington, y autor de varios libros de divulgación sobre estos temas, entre los que figura 'El envejecimiento', publicado también en la Biblioteca Científica Salvat.
Versión : 1.1
Autores : David P. Barash
EPG Id : 40024850
Estado : LDS
Páginas : 311
Hérédité et milieu
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