Au commencement était le sexe: Aux origines préhistoriques de la sexualité humaine

This groundbreaking book by Pascal Picq, a renowned paleoanthropologist, challenges traditional beliefs about human sexuality and offers a fresh perspective on the origins of monogamy.

Drawing on cutting-edge research in evolutionary biology and anthropology, Picq argues that the idea of monogamous relationships as a universal and natural aspect of human nature is a myth perpetuated by societal norms and cultural expectations. Instead, he reveals that our ancestors were actually more promiscuous and free-spirited in their sexual behaviors, with little to no evidence of long-term pair bonding or exclusive mating.

This provocative book invites readers to rethink their assumptions about love, relationships, and the role of gender in society, ultimately offering a bold new vision for a more emancipated and fulfilling approach to human sexuality.