The territorial imperative

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Spisovateľ: Ardrey Robert
Vydavateľ: A Delta Book
Rok vydania: 1966
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Katalogové číslo: L3635

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Cudzojazyčná / Anglická

In the revolutionary follow up to African Genesis, Robert Ardrey demonstrates that man obeys the same laws as do many other animal species, that the drive to control territory, specifically, rankles within our breasts and determines even the largest social phenomena. Family loyalty and responsibility, in men no less than in gibbons or beavers or robins, rests on joint attachment to a private territory. Morality - our willingness to make personal sacrifice for interests larger than ourselves - has its origins in dim evolutionary beginnings...v angličtine, brožovaná, 390 strán .

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