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La ciencia biológica rechaza el sexo binario, y eso es bueno para la humanidad
Agustín Fuentes
La evidencia de varias ciencias revela que hay diversas formas de ser hombre, mujer o ambos. Un antropólogo argumenta que abrazar estas verdades ayudará a los humanos a prosperar.
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Biological Science Rejects the Sex Binary, and That’s Good for Humanity
Agustín Fuentes
Evidence from various sciences reveals that there are diverse ways of being male, female, or both. An anthropologist argues that embracing these truths will help humans flourish.
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Busting Myths About Sex and Gender
Agustín Fuentes
In a newly revised book, an anthropologist dismantles harmful untruths about society, including notions about the nature of differences between men and women.
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Human Nature
How Did Belief Evolve?
Agustín Fuentes
An anthropologist traces the development of
Homo sapiens
’ most creative and destructive force, from the making of stone tools to the rise of religions.
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Human Nature
¿Cómo evolucionó la capacidad de creer?
Agustín Fuentes
Un antropólogo rastrea el desarrollo de la fuerza más creativa y destructiva de
Homo sapiens
, desde la fabricación de herramientas de piedra al surgimiento de las religiones.
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Human Nature
Chimpanzees Can’t Tell Us Much About Being Human
Agustín Fuentes
Although there is merit in recognizing how we resemble our primate relatives, sometimes we need to understand what sets our species apart.
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Why Are Humans Violent?
Agustín Fuentes
From fights over a parking space, to marauding bands of outlaws, to global conflicts, we seem to be a violent species. What lies behind these episodes?
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Nature’s Most Creative Copulators
Agustín Fuentes
Why have humans taken mammalian sex to a whole new level?
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