As We Know It: Coming To Terms With An Evolved Mind
By (Author) Dr Marek Kohn
Granta Books
Granta Books
17th August 2000
United Kingdom
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
Anthropology
Human biology
Evolution
Neurosciences
306.45
336
Width 127mm, Height 197mm, Spine 20mm
256g
'Ambitious and absorbing.immaculately researched.There is a big market for books like this.' Independent on Sunday 'An utterly fascinating argument [Kohn] recounts a beautiful and moving picture of evolution.' Observer 'A subtle and challenging book.Kohn is a most unusual writer: learned, fluent, witty and tough-minded.The book itself is obligatory reading. Scotsman An imaginative, carefully researched account of how the human mind evolved, centring on the development of the handaxe, this is a brilliantly judged work of sociobiology. 'Model science writing.' Independent
Utterly fascinating ... a beautiful and moving picture of evolution -- Andrew Marr * Observer *
Beautifully captures the state of play ... Kohn has proved once more that he is a fine commentator on science -- Colin Tudge * New Statesman *
This is a model science writing: clear, conscientious and exciting, showing both what we know and what we don't ... Anyone interested in human evolution should read it -- Andrew Brown * Independent *
Marek Kohn lives in Brighton. He is the internet correspondent of the Independent on Sunday. His previous books include Dope Girls and The Race Gallery.