Descartes' Baby: How the Science of Child Development Explains What Makes Us Human by . Bloom (2005-04-06)
by Paul Bloom
In Descartes' Baby, Paul Bloom explores how the science of child development can illuminate human nature. Focusing on childhood, cognition, and the origins of understanding, this engaging work considers what developmental science reveals about the qualities that make us human.
About This Book
Descartes' Baby examines the relationship between child development and human nature.
Drawing on the science of childhood, Paul Bloom considers how people become the kinds of beings they are.
The book connects developmental questions with broader ideas about cognition, identity, and what makes us human.
It offers an accessible exploration of psychology and the foundations of human understanding.
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