The Age of Empathy: Nature's Lessons for a Kinder Society
The Age of Empathy explores the roots and importance of empathy, drawing on nature to consider how compassion and cooperation influence social life. Frans De Waal invites readers to reflect on human behavior and what the natural world may teach us about creating a kinder society.
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The Age of Empathy examines empathy as a force that shapes social life and relationships.
Frans De Waal looks to nature for lessons about compassion, cooperation, and connection.
The book considers what these lessons may reveal about human behavior and the possibility of a kinder society.
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