Being Human: How our biology shaped world history

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“Being Human: How Our Biology Shaped World History,” authored by historian and biological anthropologist Ellen Morris, is a compelling exploration of the intricate relationship between human biology and the course of world history. Morris delves into the ways in which our evolutionary past and biological makeup have influenced the development of societies, cultures, and civilizations. The book takes readers on a captivating journey through various epochs, from the emergence of Homo sapiens to the present, uncovering the biological underpinnings that have shaped human behaviors, societal structures, and historical events. By seamlessly integrating the fields of anthropology, biology, and history, Morris provides a nuanced perspective that challenges traditional historical narratives and sheds light on the profound impact of our biological heritage on the collective human experience.

Weight	0.46 kg
Author	Lewis Dartnell
Publisher	Bodley Head
Book Type	Undergrad-Grad
Categories	Biology
Best for	Exploration of how biology influences history.
Ages	16+
Binding	Paperback
Edition	(15 June 2023)
ISBN	9781847926715
Language	English
Pages	368
Printing Remarks	Imported
Dimension	15.4 x 2.9 x 23.5 cm
Weight	0.46 Kg

SKU: AXCRT0344 Category: Biology Tag: Undergrad-Grad

“Being Human” stands out for its interdisciplinary approach, weaving together insights from genetics, archaeology, and cultural anthropology to offer a comprehensive understanding of humanity’s journey. Morris skillfully connects the dots between genetic evolution, environmental challenges, and the development of complex societies, showcasing how our biology has influenced everything from social structures to economic systems. The book encourages readers to contemplate the intricate interplay between nature and nurture, fostering a deeper appreciation for the biological factors that have shaped our shared history. In navigating the complex tapestry of human existence, “Being Human” serves as a thought-provoking and illuminating guide that challenges us to reconsider the conventional narratives of world history through the lens of our own biology.