Moral Origins
- 426 pages
- 15 hours of reading
The natural and cultural history of the evolution of our sense of ethics, by a leading anthropologist of human morality.



The natural and cultural history of the evolution of our sense of ethics, by a leading anthropologist of human morality.
Exploring the fundamental nature of human societies, this book delves into the debate between hierarchical and egalitarian structures. It examines historical and contemporary examples, drawing on anthropology, sociology, and psychology to analyze how power dynamics shape human interactions. By investigating various cultures and social systems, the author challenges prevailing assumptions and offers insights into the implications of these structures for modern society. The work encourages readers to reflect on their own beliefs about equality and authority.