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The renowned cognitive scientist Philip Lieberman demonstrates that there is no better guide to the world’s living—and still evolving—things than Darwin and that the phenomena he observed are still being explored at the frontiers of science. Lieberman relates the insights that led to groundbreaking discoveries in both Darwin’s time and our own.

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An awesome accompanying book for anyone who reads On the Origin of Species. -- Rob DeSalle, curator of entomology at the American Museum of Natural History Strikes a balance between the historical context in which Darwin made his remarkable contributions to science and contemporary scientific work. -- Christina Behme, Brandon University

Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
1. Strawberries
2. No Cats, No Flowers
3. Grandfather Erasmus
4. Crafting the Human Brain
5. What Would Darwin Think About . . .
Notes
Bibliography
Index

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      Publisher: Columbia University Press
      Publication Date: 07/11/2017
      ISBN13: 9780231178082, 978-0231178082
      ISBN10: 0231178085
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      Science & Nature Biology, life sciences Genetics (non-medical) History of science

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      The renowned cognitive scientist Philip Lieberman demonstrates that there is no better guide to the world’s living—and still evolving—things than Darwin and that the phenomena he observed are still being explored at the frontiers of science. Lieberman relates the insights that led to groundbreaking discoveries in both Darwin’s time and our own.

      Trade Review
      An awesome accompanying book for anyone who reads On the Origin of Species. -- Rob DeSalle, curator of entomology at the American Museum of Natural History Strikes a balance between the historical context in which Darwin made his remarkable contributions to science and contemporary scientific work. -- Christina Behme, Brandon University

      Table of Contents
      Preface
      Acknowledgments
      1. Strawberries
      2. No Cats, No Flowers
      3. Grandfather Erasmus
      4. Crafting the Human Brain
      5. What Would Darwin Think About . . .
      Notes
      Bibliography
      Index

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