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The Human Zoo
Book • 1705
In 'The Human Zoo', Desmond Morris examines the nature of civilized society, particularly in cities, by comparing humans to animals in zoos.
He discusses how both humans and zoo animals face challenges in unnatural environments, such as isolation and boredom, and how they adapt to these conditions.
The book explores themes of status, consumerism, and the consequences of urban living on human behavior.
He discusses how both humans and zoo animals face challenges in unnatural environments, such as isolation and boredom, and how they adapt to these conditions.
The book explores themes of status, consumerism, and the consequences of urban living on human behavior.
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