The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature
Steven Pinker explores the enduring debate over human nature and the belief that people are shaped entirely by experience. Examining the relationship between biology, culture, and behavior, this thought-provoking work challenges assumptions about what makes us human.
About This Book
Steven Pinker examines the concept of the “blank slate,” the belief that human nature is formed entirely by experience.
The book addresses enduring questions about how biology and environment influence people.
It offers a wide-ranging exploration of debates surrounding human nature and the modern rejection of innate characteristics.
Suitable for readers interested in psychology, science, philosophy, and the foundations of human behavior.
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