The Cultural Animal: Human Nature, Meaning, And Social Life,New

The Cultural Animal: Human Nature, Meaning, And Social Life,New

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What Makes Us Human? Why Do People Think, Feel And Act As They Do? What Is The Essence Of Human Nature? What Is The Basic Relationship Between The Individual And Society? These Questions Have Fascinated Both Great Thinkers And Ordinary Humans For Centuries. Now, At Last, There Is A Solid Basis For Answering Them, In The Form Of Accumulated Efforts And Studies By Thousands Of Psychology Researchers. We No Longer Have To Rely On Navelgazing And Speculation To Understand Why People Are The Way They Are We Can Instead Turn To Solid, Objective Findings. This Book, By An Eminent Social Psychologist At The Peak Of His Career, Not Only Summarizes What We Know About People It Also Offers A Coherent, Easytounderstand, Though Radical, Explanation. Turning Conventional Wisdom On Its Head, The Author Argues That Culture Shaped Human Evolution. Contrary To Theories That Depict The Individual'S Relation To Society As One Of Victimization, Endless Malleability, Or Just A Square Peg In A Round Hole, He Proposes That The Individual Human Being Is Designed By Nature To Be Part Of Society. Moreover, He Argues That We Need To Briefly Set Aside The Endless Study Of Cultural Differences To Look At What Most Cultures Have In Common Because That Holds The Key To Human Nature. Culture Is In Our Genes, Although Cultural Differences May Not Be. This Core Theme Is Further Developed By A Powerful Tour Through The Main Dimension Of Human Psychology. What Do People Want? How Do People Think? How Do Emotions Operate? How Do People Behave? And How Do They Interact With Each Other? The Answers Are Often Surprising, And Along The Way The Author Explains How Human Desire, Thought, Feeling, And Action Are Connected.

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