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Why Men A Human History Of Violence And Inequality Nancy Lindisfarne

SKU: BELL-52155282

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Why Men A Human History Of Violence And Inequality Nancy Lindisfarne instant download after payment.

Publisher: Hurst

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.37 MB

Pages: 424

Author: Nancy Lindisfarne, Jonathan Neale

ISBN: 9781805260165, 1805260162

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Why Men A Human History Of Violence And Inequality Nancy Lindisfarne by Nancy Lindisfarne, Jonathan Neale 9781805260165, 1805260162 instant download after payment.

How did humans, a species that evolved to be cooperative and egalitarian, develop societies of enforced inequality? Why did our ancestors create patriarchal power and warfare? Did it have to be this way?
Elites have always called hierarchy and violence unavoidable facts of human nature. Evolution, they claim, has caused men to fight, and people--starting with men and women--to have separate, unequal roles. But that is bad science.
Why Men? tells a smarter story of humanity, from early behaviors to contemporary cultures. From bonobo sex and prehistoric childcare to human sacrifice, Joan of Arc, Darwinism and Abu Ghraib, this fascinating, fun and important book reveals that humans adapted to live equally, yet the earliest class societies suppressed this with invented ideas of difference. Ever since, these distortions have caused female, queer and minority suffering. But our deeply human instincts towards equality have endured.
This book is not about what men and women are or do. It's about the privileges humans claim, how they rationalize them, and how we unpick those ideas about our roots. It will change how you see injustice, violence and even yourself.