verificadoBeasts: What Animals Can Teach Us About the Origins of Good and Evil
por Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson · 2014
Sinopsis
Jeffrey Masson explora si los humanos son la especie más cruel del planeta, contrastando la violencia humana con el comportamiento de los depredadores en la naturaleza y ofreciendo una perspectiva sobre los orígenes del bien y el mal.
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