Thinking Big: How the Evolution of Social Life Shaped the Human Mind
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Thinking Big: How the Evolution of Social Life Shaped the Human Mind

by Clive Gamble, Robin Dunbar, John Gowlett

Science Psychology Anthropology
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How did social life shape the human mind? Thinking Big brings together perspectives from Clive Gamble, Robin Dunbar, and John Gowlett to explore the relationship between social development, human evolution, and cognition in an accessible interdisciplinary study.

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Thinking Big examines the relationship between social life and the development of the human mind.

Clive Gamble, Robin Dunbar, and John Gowlett bring their perspectives to a subject spanning human evolution, cognition, and society.

The book considers how patterns of social development may have influenced the ways humans think and understand the world.

It offers an accessible introduction to a broad interdisciplinary question at the intersection of science and the study of humanity.

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