Evolution of Morals

This book presents an evolutionary perspective on the development of morals in human societies, taking into account factors such as social dynamics, cultural norms, and individual psychology. Janes argues that moral systems are not fixed or innate, but rather emerge and evolve over time in response to changing conditions and needs. Drawing on a wide range of examples from history and anthropology, he demonstrates how different societies have developed distinct moral codes and how these codes have adapted to new challenges and opportunities. This book is a fascinating exploration of the complex and ever-changing nature of human morality.

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