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World From Within

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Explores the pathology of modern human language and social-cultural institutions.

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Title: World From Within: Triumph and Failure of an Evolutionary Adaptation
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Explores the evolution and pathology of modern human language and the adaptation of social and cultural institutions

Category: World - Failure - Psychology - Myth - Human - Evolutionary - Pathology - Language - Organism - Adaptation - Discourse - Triumph


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