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Introducing Evolutionary Psychology is an introduction to this new field, and offers a fascinating view of the history of the mind, taking you through all of the key figures in the subject's history.
Introducing evolutionary psychology
by Zarate, Oscar, Evans, Dylan, Appignanesi, Richard
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Type: Book
Introducing Evolutionary Psychology is an introduction to this new field, and offers a fascinating view of the history of the mind, taking you through all of the key figures in the subject's history.
Introducing evolutionary psychology
by Zarate, Oscar, Evans, Dylan, Appignanesi, Richard
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Type: Book
Introducing evolutionary psychology
by Zarate, Oscar, Evans, Dylan
fromIntroducing (Thriplow, England)
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Type: Book
Introducing Evolutionary Psychology is an introduction to this new field, and offers a fascinating view of the history of the mind, taking you through all of the key figures in the subject's history.
Introducing evolutionary psychology
by Zarate, Oscar, Evans, Dylan
fromIntroducing (Thriplow, England)
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Type: Book
Introducing Evolutionary Psychology is an introduction to this new field, and offers a fascinating view of the history of the mind, taking you through all of the key figures in the subject's history.
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Introducing evolutionary psychology
by Zarate, Oscar, Evans, Dylan
fromIntroducing (Thriplow, England)
0
Type: Book
How did the mind evolve? How does the human mind differ from the minds of our ancestors, and from the minds of our nearest relatives, the apes? If our minds are built by selfish genes, why are we so cooperative? These questions are at the centre of a research programme called ev…