THE STRUCTURE OF HUMAN NATURE: Beyond Biology, Beneath Culture (Philosophical Questions)
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THE STRUCTURE OF HUMAN NATURE: Beyond Biology, Beneath Culture (Philosophical Questions)

by Boris Kriger

Philosophy Psychology Social Science
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THE STRUCTURE OF HUMAN NATURE explores enduring questions about what it means to be human. Looking beyond biology and beneath culture, Boris Kriger considers the deeper structures that shape our understanding of human nature, offering a philosophical perspective for readers drawn to questions of identity, existence, and humanity.

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This book examines the structure of human nature through philosophical questions.

Its focus extends beyond biology while also looking beneath the influence of culture.

The subject invites reflection on the foundations, patterns, and meanings associated with being human.

It offers a broad philosophical exploration for readers interested in human nature and the relationship between biology, culture, and identity.

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