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Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries, May 2008

"Though brief, this collection of essays represents some of the best thinking regarding the question of what makes human beings unique among diverse species."

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In "What Makes us Human?" some of the world's most brilliant thinkers answer this perennial puzzle. Is it our imagination or our knack for cooking? Is it because we are social, scientific, or spiritual? Exploring the true nature of human nature, "What Makes us Human?" sheds new light on how and why our ancestors produced such clever, talented, and unlikely progeny. It features contributions by Susan Blackmore, Robin Dunbar, Stephen Oppenheimer, Ian Tattersall, and more. It is for all to enjoy.

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What Makes Us human 1 Aug 2009
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The 14 contributors each shine a searchlight from a different perspective onto the alien yet familiar mass that is our human essence.
Of particular value are the Introduction by Walter Bodmer(FRS)and rather to my surprise the contributions by the theologians Richard Harries and David Hulme.
Hulme in particular gave me an "eureka" moment by illuminating a connection between ancient Hebrew and Christian texts and our current scientific knowledge about our brains, to show how we have the capacity to change for the better by an act of will.
Unifying our scientific and religious world views is possibly the most important action we can take in managing the challenges of population growth and global degredation that we now face.

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