Demonic Males: Apes and the Origins of Human Violence
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Demonic Males: Apes and the Origins of Human Violence

by Dale Peterson, Richard Wrangham

Science Psychology Anthropology
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Demonic Males investigates the origins of human violence through the study of apes and evolution. Dale Peterson and Richard Wrangham examine aggression, its possible roots in our primate past, and what the behavior of apes may reveal about violence in human societies.

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Demonic Males explores the relationship between apes, human evolution, and violence.

Dale Peterson and Richard Wrangham consider how aggression may have developed and what it reveals about human behavior.

The book connects observations of primates with broader questions about the origins of violence in human societies.

It offers a scientific and anthropological perspective on one of humanity’s most persistent and troubling behaviors.

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