Titlebook: What We Are: The Evolutionary Roots of Our Future; Lonnie Aarssen Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

GRIEF

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What Have We Done?,gton meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1966. More than half a century later, the nest of humanity is fouler still. Climate change is now the poster child of the environmental movement. Since 1988, its pace, causes, and consequences have been the subjects of intens

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Becoming Human, chimpanzee, and humans—.. Our genetically nearest relatives are the chimpanzees, with which we shared a common ancestor about 7 million years ago. Many other species of Hominidae, and countless unknown and unnamed intermediates, have come and gone since. Several of these were, like us, ‘human’ (Box

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Whispering Genes,d all throughout the ‘march of progress’ (Chap. .) – Darwinian natural selection has been at work, playing an important role in shaping what we are: our minds, the ways that we think and behave, our cultures, and our civilization.

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Extension of Self,of life. Building on primitive instincts for survival and reproduction inherited from proto-humans (and shared with other animals), this evolutionary journey gave us adaptive motivations and behaviours—many of which are uniquely human—associated with Survival Drive (Chap. .) and Sexual/Familial Driv