The Human Potential for Peace: An Anthropological Challenge to Assumptions about War and Violence
In The Human Potential for Peace, Douglas P. Fry uses anthropology to question assumptions about war and violence. The book considers what human societies and behavior can teach us about conflict, cooperation, and the possibility of peace, offering a thoughtful perspective on one of humanity’s most persistent challenges.
About This Book
Douglas P. Fry examines the human potential for peace through an anthropological lens.
The book challenges assumptions about war and violence, inviting readers to reconsider common views of human behavior.
It explores how anthropology can contribute to discussions of conflict, cooperation, and peaceful social life.
Accessible to readers interested in human nature, culture, and the possibilities for peace, this work presents an anthropological challenge to conventional thinking.
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