THE SOCIAL INSTINCT: E. O. WILSON AND THE BIOLOGY OF HUMAN NATURE
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THE SOCIAL INSTINCT: E. O. WILSON AND THE BIOLOGY OF HUMAN NATURE

by Boris Kriger

Science Biography Psychology Biology
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Boris Kriger’s THE SOCIAL INSTINCT explores E. O. Wilson’s work and the biological dimensions of human nature. Focusing on the social instinct, this book considers how biology can inform our understanding of human behavior, relationships, and life in society.

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THE SOCIAL INSTINCT examines E. O. Wilson and the biology of human nature.

Boris Kriger presents a work centered on the social instinct and its significance in understanding people.

The book connects biological inquiry with questions about human behavior and social life.

It offers readers an accessible entry point into themes associated with Wilson’s scientific perspective.

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