The Mating Mind: How Sexual Choice Shaped the Evolution of Human NatureDoubleday, 2000 - Всего страниц: 503 "Evolutionary psychologist Geoffrey Miller shows the evolutionary power of sexual choice and the reasons why our ancestors became attracted not only to pretty faces and healthy bodies, but to minds that were witty, articulate, generous, and conscious. The richness and subtlety of modern psychology help to reveal how the human mind evolved, like the peacock's tail and the elk's antlers for courtship and mating." "Drawing on new ideas from evolutionary biology economics, and psychology, Miller illuminates his arguments with examples ranging from natural history to popular culture, from the art of New Guinea's bowerbirds to the sexual charisma of South Park's school chef. Along the way, he provides insights into the inarticulacy of teenage boys, the diversity of ancient Greek coins, the reasons why Scrooge was single, the difficulties of engaging with modern art, and the function of sumo wrestling."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved |
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... courtship turns psychological . They use the same mental machinery to produce displays that they use to judge the ... courtship , we routinely do this sort of anticipatory filtering and correcting . Even if only males produced courtship ...
... courtship turns psychological . They use the same mental machinery to produce displays that they use to judge the ... courtship , we routinely do this sort of anticipatory filtering and correcting . Even if only males produced courtship ...
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... courtship displays through sexual selection . This may explain the observation by anthropologists Chris Knight and Camilla Power that a great deal of human ritual behavior consists of collective displays by female relatives on behalf of ...
... courtship displays through sexual selection . This may explain the observation by anthropologists Chris Knight and Camilla Power that a great deal of human ritual behavior consists of collective displays by female relatives on behalf of ...
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... displays especially " moral , ” as com- pared with other courtship displays ? Why do our judgments of different courtship displays feel so different ? Bodily ornaments seem to provoke lust , artistic displays induce aesthetic feelings ...
... displays especially " moral , ” as com- pared with other courtship displays ? Why do our judgments of different courtship displays feel so different ? Bodily ornaments seem to provoke lust , artistic displays induce aesthetic feelings ...
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