Sociobiology, Sex, and Science Dr Juan I. Montero

Sociobiology, Sex, and Science Dr Juan I. MonteroThis book examines sociobiology's validity and significance, using the sociobiological theory of the evolution of mating and parenting as an example. It identifies and discusses the array of factors that determine sociobiology's effort to become a science, providing a rare, balanced account more critical than that of its advocates and more constructive than that of its critics. It sees a role for sociobiology in changing the way we understand the

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