The Triumph Of Sociobiology,New

The Triumph Of Sociobiology,New

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In The Triumph Of Sociobiology, John Alcock Reviews The Controversy That Has Surrounded Evolutionary Studies Of Human Social Behavior Following The 1975 Publication Of E.O. Wilson'S Classic, Sociobiology, The New Synthesis. Denounced Vehemently As An 'Ideology' That Has Justified Social Evils And Inequalities, Sociobiology Has Survived The Assault. Twentyfive Years After The Field Was Named By Wilson, The Approach He Championed Has Successfully Demonstrated Its Value In The Study Of Animal Behavior, Including The Behavior Of Our Own Species. Yet, Misconceptions Remainto Our Disadvantage.In This Straightforward, Objective Approach To The Sociobiology Debate, Noted Animal Behaviorist John Alcock Illuminates How Sociobiologists Study Behavior In All Species. He Confronts The Chief Scientific And Ideological Objections Head On, With A Compelling Analysis Of Case Histories That Involve Such Topics As Sexual Jealousy, Beauty, Gender Difference, Parentoffspring Relations, And Rape. In So Doing, He Shows That Sociobiology Provides The Most Satisfactory Evolutionary Analysis Of Social Behavior Today.'A Clear, Evocative, And Accurate Account Of The History And Content On The Subject, Inviting To The Student And The General Reader Alike.'Edward O. Wilson, Harvard University.

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