The book of humans: a brief history of culture, sex, war and the evolution of us by adam rutherford is a lively, evidence-rich paperback edition for curious readers, parents, teachers, and anyone fascinated by what makes us human. This brand new paperback takes you on a panoramic tour of the animal kingdom and uses the latest science to explain why human behaviour, culture, sex and society have evolved the way they have. Ideal as a thoughtful gift, a classroom resource, or a personal deep-dive into human nature, it’s both accessible and authoritative. What this book covers in clear, engaging prose, adam rutherford brings together genetics, anthropology and evolutionary biology to show what we share with other animals and where we stand apart. The book of humans is a dazzling compendium that explains how biological facts shape culture, conflict and cooperation, and why human sexuality, symbolism and social structures evolved the way they did. Rutherford weaves scientific discoveries into a narrative that’s perfect for readers seeking a big-picture understanding without sacrificing rigor. Product details title in this set: the book of humans: a brief history of culture, sex, war and the evolution of us by adam rutherford condition: brand new format: paperback isbn: 9781780229089 about the author dr adam rutherford is a respected science writer and broadcaster with a background in genetics from university college london. During his phd at the institute of child health great ...
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