Moral Origins: The Evolution of Virtue, Altruism, and ShameBasic Books, 1 may 2012 - 432 páginas The natural and cultural history of the evolution of our sense of ethics, by a leading anthropologist of human morality. |
Índice
ONE Darwins Inner Voice | 1 |
TWO Living the Virtuous Life | 19 |
THREE Of Altruism and Free Riders | 49 |
FOUR Knowing Our Immediate Predecessors | 75 |
FIVE Resurrecting Some Venerable Ancestors | 89 |
SIX A Natural Garden of Eden | 133 |
SEVEN The Positive Side of Social Selection | 179 |
EIGHT Learning Morals Across the Generations | 213 |
TEN Pleistocene Ups Downs and Crashes | 267 |
ELEVEN Testing the SelectionbyReputation Hypothesis | 293 |
TWELVE The Evolution of Morals | 315 |
EPILOGUE Humanitys Moral Future | 343 |
Acknowledgments | 361 |
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NINE Work of the Moral Majority | 239 |
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