The Anatomy of Betrayal : Evolution, Culture, and the Human Condition (Philosophical Questions)
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The Anatomy of Betrayal : Evolution, Culture, and the Human Condition (Philosophical Questions)

by Boris Kriger

Philosophy Cultural Studies Human Evolution
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A philosophical inquiry into betrayal through evolutionary, cultural, and human perspectives, exploring trust, loyalty, and the forces that shape relationships.

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The Anatomy of Betrayal examines the complex phenomenon of betrayal from multiple perspectives.

Drawing on evolutionary theory and cultural analysis, the book investigates why betrayal occurs in human societies.

The work addresses fundamental questions about trust, loyalty, and the nature of human relationships.

Readers will encounter thoughtful reflections on how betrayal shapes both individual lives and collective experience.

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