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African genesis
Book • 1961
In 'African Genesis', Robert Ardrey posits that humans evolved from carnivorous, predatory ancestors on the African continent, challenging prevailing theories of human origins at the time.
The book explores themes of human nature, territoriality, and the evolutionary roots of social behaviors.
It was widely read and sparked significant controversy upon its release.
The book explores themes of human nature, territoriality, and the evolutionary roots of social behaviors.
It was widely read and sparked significant controversy upon its release.
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as an influential figure in his early understanding of human evolution.

Richard Wrangham

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Mentioned as a popular book about where we come from and who we are.

#1109 Stefanos Geroulanos: The Invention of Prehistory
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as a book that deeply impacted him and inspired him to become a writer.


Russ Roberts

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