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Evolutionary psychology: the new science of the mind (2008) |
David M. Buss |
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Recapitulation and conclusion, from On the origin of species (1859) |
Charles Darwin |
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The digital river (1995) |
Richard Dawkins |
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General summary and conclusion, from The descent of man (1871) |
Charles Darwin |
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Man: from sociobiology to sociology (1975) |
Edward O. Wilson |
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The universal people (1991) |
Donald E. Brown |
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Sociobiology at century's end (2000) |
Edward O. Wilson |
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Evolution and explanation (2005) |
Steven Pinker |
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Evolutionary social constructivism (2005) |
David Sloan Wilson |
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Art and adaptation (1997) |
Steven Pinker |
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The arts and their interpretation (1998) |
Edward O. Wilson |
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Art and intimacy: how the arts began (2000) |
Ellen Dissanayake |
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Arts of seduction (2000) |
Geoffrey Miller |
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Does beauty build adapted minds? toward an evolutionary theory of aesthetics, fiction, and the arts (2001) |
John Tooby and Leda Cosmides |
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The uses of fiction (2009) |
Denis Dutton |
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Getting it all wrong: bioculture critiques cultural critique (2006) |
Brian Boyd |
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Imagining human nature |
Joseph Carroll, Jonathan Gottschall, John Johnson, and Daniel Kruger |
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Two worlds: the ghost and the machine (2008) |
Edward Slingerland |
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Consilient literary interpretation (2002) |
Marcus Nordlund |
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Humanism and human nature in the Renaissance (2005) |
Robin Headlam Wells |
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The reality of illusion (1996) |
Joseph Anderson |
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Darwin and the directors: film, emotion, and the face in the age of evolution (2003) |
Murray Smith |
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What snakes, eagles, and rhesus macaques can teach us (2008) |
David Bordwell |
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Homeric women: re-imagining the fitness landscape (2008) |
Jonathan Gottschall |
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New science, old myth: an evolutionary critique of the Oedipal paradigm (2001) |
Michelle Scalise Sugiyama |
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The wheel of fire and the mating game: explaining the origins of tragedy and comedy (2005) |
Daniel Nettle |
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Jealousy in Othello (2007) |
Marcus Nordlund |
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Wordsworth, psychoanalysis, and the "discipline of love" (2000) |
Nancy Easterlin |
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Vindication and vindictiveness: Oliver Twist (2007) |
William Flesch |
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The cuckoo's history: human nature in Wuthering Heights (2008) |
Joseph Carroll |
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Human nature, utopia, and dystopia: Zamyatin's We (2002) |
Brett Cooke |
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Paternal confidence in Zora Neale Hurston's "The gilded six-bits" |
Judith P. Saunders |
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Character in Citizen Kane (1996) |
Joseph Anderson |
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Convention, construction, and cinematic vision (1996/2008) |
David Bordwell |
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Art and evolution: the avant-garde as test case: Spiegelman in the narrative corpse (2008) |
Brian Boyd |
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Literature, science, and a new humanities (2008) |
Jonathan Gottschall |
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Slash fiction and human mating psychology (2004) |
Catherine Salmon and Donald Symons |
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Cultural variation is part of human nature: literary universals, context-sensitivity, and "Shakespeare in the bush" (2003) |
Michelle Scalise Sugiyama |
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Paleolithic politics in British novels of the longer nineteenth century |
Joseph Carroll, Jonathan Gottschall, John Johnson, and Daniel Kruger |
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Evolutionary psychology: the new science of the mind (2008) |
David M. Buss |
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Recapitulation and conclusion, from On the origin of species (1859) |
Charles Darwin |
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The digital river (1995) |
Richard Dawkins |
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