Routledge Evolutionary Psychology: The New Science of the Mind

Bom o livro é pesado. Páginas(503 no total) muito boas maioria das ilustrações fotos e tabelas são coloridas algumas preto e branco. Textos com cores contrastante. Cada capítulo Possui uma pequena lista com sugestões de leitura. No final temos bibliografia geral extensa são 70 páginas. Possui 5 páginas de créditos das fotos e tabelas. Possui um índice com 11 páginas. Ponto negativo: a margem direita não está alinhada. Obra cara para capa comum mas vale a pena. O Sr. Steven Pinker o elogiou significativamente. Recomendo.

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This book is a gold mine. The author explores deeply the evolutionary and psychological mechanisms that lead to our attitudes in the 21st century. Particularly interesting for understanding the long and short term strategies of both sexes. Also, there are pictures, charts, boxes and sidebars; all items that make the reading much more intuitive than in traditional books.Not only is it useful for studying purpose, but also for every-day life.Conclusion: This book is worth every € you'll invest in for.Bonus: I had a little problem with taxes that the seller helped me fix very quickly.

Among academics who teach introductory courses in evolutionary psychology, this is widely agreed to be the leading textbook. Dr. David Buss was "there at the beginning," a few decades ago, has been a productive and respected scholar. He has been an academic leader in organizations relevant to this important field of study. This book is comprehensive, interesting to read, and readable. Although a university-type textbook, it is accessible to any reader who Is interested in an in-depth treatment of this field of study. For those who want a quicker overview of this topic, there are many good books for the general public. One very good example, although a bit dated, is "The Moral Animal" by journalist and author Robert Wright.

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