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Robert Wright
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Binding
Hardback
Number of Pages
496
Age Group
All
Language
English
Book Summary
This provocative non-fiction science book uses evolutionary psychology to explain how biology shapes behavior, relationships, and society. It tackles questions about cheating, monogamy, and the moral choices that influence public policy. Written for curious adults, students of psychology and biology, and readers who enjoy thoughtful science writing, the tone is challenging yet accessible, insightful, and engaging.
Content is presented through rigorous analysis, case studies, and approachable explanations, with illustrations that illuminate complex ideas. Drawing on genetics, psychology, and anthropology, it shows how evolved strategies influence everyday life—from dating and workplace dynamics to political beliefs—and invites readers to reconsider their assumptions. Concepts covered include evolutionary strategies, mating dynamics, genetic influences on behavior, moral philosophy, and policy implications; learning feels accessible and enjoyable through real-world examples and clear writing.
Readers finish with a nuanced, evidence-based perspective on human behavior that sparks curiosity and informed discussion about relationships, work life, and public life. It leaves a lasting impression by equipping readers to think clearly about science, ethics, and policy, with greater confidence in conversations about what biology can and cannot tell us about human nature.
Product Details
Author
Robert Wright
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Number of Pages
496
Language
English
SKU
9780679763994
ISBN
9780679763994
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
13.1x2.5x20.3cm
Binding
Hardback
₹ 1,650