Handbook of Human Instincts - Sam Goldstein

This book examines the primal forces that drive human behavior within the context of modern science and philosophical inquiry. It sets the stage for a deep dive into human instincts, positing them as fundamental forces sculpting the human saga from its evolutionary roots to current complexities. The volume addresses distinct facets of human instincts, from biological underpinnings to manifestations in contemporary life, methodological approaches to study, and ethical considerations regarding future research. The book elucidates the complexity and dynamism of instincts by integrating perspectives across disciplines, providing a profound appreciation of the invisible forces that drive human behavior and society.

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The Handbook of Human Instincts is an essential reference for researchers, professors, graduate students as well as clinicians and related professionals across developmental, clinical, cognitive, and evolutionary psychology, neuroscience, cultural anthropology, philosophy, neurobiology, medical ethics and bioethics, education, and all related disciplines.