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The Prehistory Of The Mind Steven Mithen

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The Prehistory Of The Mind Steven Mithen
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Publisher: Thames & Hudson
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 8.78 MB
Author: Steven Mithen
ISBN: 9780500050811, 9780500772843, 9780500281000, 9780500772850, 0500050813, 0500772843, 0500281009, 0500772851
Language: English
Year: 2015

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The Prehistory Of The Mind Steven Mithen by Steven Mithen 9780500050811, 9780500772843, 9780500281000, 9780500772850, 0500050813, 0500772843, 0500281009, 0500772851 instant download after payment.

"A truly pioneering work, perhaps the first by a practicing archaeologist to review coherently the evolution of human cognitive abilities." —Colin Renfrew, author of Before Civilization and Archaeology and LanguageHere is an exhilarating intellectual performance, in the tradition of Roger Penrose's The Emperor's New Mind and Steven Pinker's The Language Instinct. On the way to showing how the world of our ancient ancestors shaped our modern modular mind, Steven Mithen shares one provocative insight after another as he answers a series of fascinating questions:

  • Were our brains hard-wired in the Pleistocene Era by the needs of hunter-gatherers?
  • When did religious beliefs first emerge?
  • Why were the first paintings made by humankind so technically accomplished and expressive?
  • What can the sexual habits of chimpanzees tell us about the prehistory of the modern mind?
This is the first archaeological account to support the new...

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