Henry Plotkin Books
Evolution In Mind: An Introduction To Evolutionary Psychology
By Henry Plotkin, H. C. Plotkin
Good clean copy, pages bright and tight. Very minor shelfwear to jacket.
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Necessary Knowledge
Necessary Knowledge takes on one of the big questions at the heart of the cognitive sciences - what knowledge do we possess at birth, and what do we learn along the way?It is now widely accepted th...
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Evolutionary Worlds Without End
By Henry Plotkin, Henry C. Plotkin, H. C. Plotkin
Diversity and complexity are the hallmarks of living forms. Yet science aims for general causal explanations of its observations. So how can these be reconciled within the non-physical sciences? Is...
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Evolution In Mind: An Introduction To Evolutionary Psychology
[this Book Asserts That] For The Human Race, The Critical Evolution Of The Past Million Years Has Been The Evolution Of Our Minds. Yet Psychology ... Has Long Been Deeply Ambivalent About Darwin's...
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Darwin Machines And The Nature Of Knowledge
learn And Survive. Behind This Simple Equation Lies A Revolution In The Study Of Knowledge, Which Has Left The Halls Of Philosophy For The Labs Of Science. This Book Offers A Cogent Account Of What...
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Evolution In Mind: An Introduction To Evolutionary Psychology
By Henry Plotkin, H. C. Plotkin
In This Overview, Henry Plotkin Describes The New Rapprochement Called 'evolutionary Psychology.' He Examines How Such A Powerful Theory As Darwinism Could Have Been Disregarded By Much Academic Ps...
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Evolution In Mind - An Introduction To Evolutionary Psychology
By Henry Plotkin, Henry C. Plotkin, H. C. Plotkin
ix, 276 pages ; 24 cm From the nature-nurture question which has occupied philosophers and scientists for thousands of years to the most recent debates about how the mind is structured, Plotkin loo...
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The Imagined World Made Real: Toward A Natural Science Of Culture
By Henry Plotkin, Henry C. Plotkin, H. C. Plotkin
Can the insights of science provide a proper understanding of human culture, or must we leave the analysis of culture to the so-called humanities? The ability to share knowledge and beliefs is the...
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