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Being Human eBook

How Our Biology Shaped World History

by Lewis Dartnell
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Publisher: Random House, June of 2023 ‧
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''Illuminating'' TIM MARSHALL
''Refreshing'' THOMAS HALLIDAY

A mind-expanding, revolutionary journey across time that shows how our biology has determined human history for the first time. This book will change how you see the world.

We’re a wonder of evolution, capable of incredible feats. But we’re also deeply flawed. Our bodies and minds often break, fail, and hinder us. To be human is to live with this extraordinary contradiction. So, to understand the course humanity has taken - from prehistoric times through the age of empire and into the modern era - we must understand who, and what, we are.

Being Human is history made flesh. From the epidemic that brought Europe’s peasants freedom, to the health deficiency which gave rise to the world’s largest criminal organisation, to the cognitive biases that led to military catastrophes in Crimea and Iraq, we see how our unique nature shaped our relationships, economies and societies - and, importantly, how it continues to impact human progress today.

''This book is quite literally wonderful'' ED CONWAY
''A wild ride'' TIM HARFORD
''A gripping, red-blooded narrative from a master storyteller'' JO MARCHANT

Being Human

How Our Biology Shaped World History

by Lewis Dartnell

Property Description
ISBN: 9781473588813
Publisher: Random House
Release Date: June of 2023
Language: English
Format: eBook
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Categories: eBooks in English > History > General History
EAN: 9781473588813
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Lewis Dartnell

Lewis Dartnell é professor de Comunicação Científica na Universidade de Westminster. Antes de dar aulas, fez o curso de Biologia na Universidade de Oxford e o doutoramento na UCL. Trabalhou como pesquisador da Agência Espacial do Reino Unido na Universidade de Leicester, estudando Astrobiologia e procurando sinais de vida em Marte. Ganhou vários prémios pelos seus artigos científicos e escreve para o Guardian, The Times e New Scientist. Escreveu três livros. Vive em Londres.

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