In the latest issue of Science, Dr. Henrich reviews a new book by evolutionary biologist Kevin Laland. Read his review of Darwin's Unfinished Symphony: How Culture Made the Human Mind here. The review is also available on the Science "Books, Et Al."... Read more about Review of Kevin Laland's "Darwin’s Unfinished Symphony"

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