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Direct linkArnhart, Larry – Academic Questions, 2006
Be it metaphysics, theology, or some other unifying framework, humans have long sought to determine "first principles" underlying knowledge. Larry Arnhart continues in this vein, positing a Darwinian web of genetic, cultural, and cognitive evolution to explain our social behavior in terms of human nature as governed by biology. He leaves it to us…
Descriptors: Philosophy, Social Behavior, Self Efficacy, Liberal Arts
