Brief natural history of civilization
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Continuing the line outlined by the classics of popular science literature by Jared Diamond and Juvel Harari, the honorary professor of biology of the University of Braunov, Mark Bertness, considers the history of civilization as a continuation of natural history. Thus, evolution is not only the Darwin struggle for existence within the framework of natural selection, but also mutually beneficial interdamed cooperation, and it is it that underlies all processes on Earth, from the origin of life to the formation of culture. So, human civilization is not an accident and not the embodiment of a brilliant idea, but an evolutionary fate.
Why are the processes that contribute to biological diversity play a decisive role in the release of a person from a food chain?
Why is social hierarchy and economic inequality - The price that all civilization pays?
How did Homo sapiens become a view capable of myth -making?
Are opioids a source of human spirituality?
What is the tragedy of social property and how does it threaten civilization?
Why are the processes that contribute to biological diversity play a decisive role in the release of a person from a food chain?
Why is social hierarchy and economic inequality - The price that all civilization pays?
How did Homo sapiens become a view capable of myth -making?
Are opioids a source of human spirituality?
What is the tragedy of social property and how does it threaten civilization?
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Printing
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-122502-5
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