The third chimpanzee : the evolution and future of the human animal / Jared Diamond.
Though we share 98 percent of our genes with the chimapnzee, our species evolved into something quiet extraordinary. Jared Diamond explores the facinating question of what in less than 2 percent of our genes has enabled us to found civilizations and religions, develop intricate languages, create art, learn science - and aquire the capacity to destroy all our achievements overnight. The Third Chimpanzee is a tour de force, an iconoclastic, entertaining, sometimes alarming look at the unique and marvelous creature that is the human animal.
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- ISBN: 9780060984038
- ISBN: 0060984031
- Physical Description: viii, 407 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 20 cm
- Edition: 1st HarperPerennial edition.
- Publisher: New York : HarperPerennial, 1993, [1992]
- Copyright: 1993, ©1992
Content descriptions
- General Note:
- Reissued in 2006.
- Bibliography, etc. Note:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 371-391) and index.
- Formatted Contents Note:
- Prologue -- pt. 1. Just another species of big mammal -- 1. A tale of three chimps -- 2. The great leap forward -- pt. 2. An animal with a strange life cycle -- 3. The evolution of human sexuality -- 4. The science of adultery -- 5. How we pick our mates and sex partners -- 6. Sexual selection, and the origin of human races -- 7. Why do we grow old and die? -- pt. 3. Uniquely human -- 8. Bridges to human language -- 9. Animal origins of art -- 10. Agriculture's mixed blessings -- 11. Why do we smoke, drink, and use dangerous drugs? -- 12. Alone in a crowded universe -- pt. 4. World conquerors -- 13. The last first contacts -- 14. Accidental conquerors -- 15. Horses, Hittites, and history -- 16. In black and white -- pt. 5. Reversing our progress overnight -- 17. The golden age that never was -- 18. Blitzkrieg and Thanksgiving in the New World -- 19. The second cloud -- Epilogue : nothing learned and everything forgotten? -- Acknowledgments -- Further readings -- Index.
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