Mother Nature: Maternal Instincts and How They Shape the Human Species, (Paperback)

from greeniezona

I was finally motivated to pull this weighty tome down off of the shelf after an intriguing review by my sister of Hrdy's most recent work: Mothers and Others. An anthropologist, Hrdy uses human history, observations of our closest evolutionary relatives, and even social insects to examine what i...

from jen.e.moore

A really excellent evolutionary history of mothers and infants. No, not evopsych. The good stuff.

from mbmackay

Evolulutionary biology taking into account the different perspectives of the mother, the father & the embryo/child. Wonderful stuff. Read Nov 2006

from greeniezona

I was finally motivated to pull this weighty tome down off of the shelf after an intriguing review by my sister of Hrdy's most recent work: Mothers and Others. An anthropologist, Hrdy uses human history, observations of our closest evolutionary relatives, and even social insects to examine what i...

from jen.e.moore

A really excellent evolutionary history of mothers and infants. No, not evopsych. The good stuff.