New books - EIR - anthropology

1 Nov 2023 EIR

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Adaptation and the Brain
Susan D. Healy








This book explores why brain size varies in vertebrate species and the role of natural selection in shaping it.
It reviews explanations such as ecology, technology, innovation, sex, and sociality but finds a comprehensive answer to overall brain size variation is still elusive, suggesting avenues for future research.

 

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The Oxford Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology and Religion
James R. Liddle (ed.), Todd K. Shackelford (ed.)

 

The book offers a comprehensive review of how evolution influences religious beliefs and practices, making it a valuable resource for researchers and students.

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The Oxford Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology and Parenting
Viviana A. Weekes-Shackelford (ed.), Todd K. Shackelford (ed.)

 

The handbook is a comprehensive resource that explores how our evolutionary history shapes modern parenting. This unique handbook brings together empirical and theoretical insights at the intersection of evolutionary psychology and parenting.

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The Oxford Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology and Behavioral Endocrinology
Lisa L. M. Welling (ed.), Todd K. Shackelford (ed.)

Hormones impact various aspects of our lives, and this book explores their role from an evolutionary perspective. Evolutionary psychologists study how natural and sexual selection pressures shape human behavior, while behavioral endocrinologists investigate how hormones influence behavior. This book covers topics like life history strategy, mate choice, aggression, and more, providing valuable insights into human psychophysiology.

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The Oxford Handbook of Evolutionary Psychology and Romantic Relationships
Justin K. Mogilski (ed.), Todd K. Shackelford (ed.)

Evolutionary social science is experiencing a renaissance, especially in the study of romantic relationships. This book highlights research on how evolved psychological mechanisms shape romantic partnerships, covering various aspects of relationships, research methods, and future directions.


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