The Origin of War: The Evolution of a Male-coalitional Reproductive Strategy, Volume 2 |
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... observations on human violence generally . 6.1.1 The Collectiveness of Human Violence Violence in and between human ... observed : The self - assertive behavior of the group is based on the self- transcending behavior of its members ...
... observations on human violence generally . 6.1.1 The Collectiveness of Human Violence Violence in and between human ... observed : The self - assertive behavior of the group is based on the self- transcending behavior of its members ...
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... observed , " what emerges is the really startling importance of fear ( sometimes realistic but usually exaggerated ) as a cause of aggression and therefore of war " . A rather neglected aspect of the dangers human groups constitute for ...
... observed , " what emerges is the really startling importance of fear ( sometimes realistic but usually exaggerated ) as a cause of aggression and therefore of war " . A rather neglected aspect of the dangers human groups constitute for ...
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... observed in a great number of primate species . The solitary - living females benefit by having a protecting male around to reduce these risks ( Dunbar , 1992 ; van Schaik & Dunbar , 1990 ) . Food - sharing occurs in all human societies ...
... observed in a great number of primate species . The solitary - living females benefit by having a protecting male around to reduce these risks ( Dunbar , 1992 ; van Schaik & Dunbar , 1990 ) . Food - sharing occurs in all human societies ...
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