Evolutionary Psychology
Evolutionary Psychology explores how human behavior and cognition have evolved over time, drawing insights from biology, psychology, and anthropology.
Sex at Dawn: How We Mate, Why We Stray, and What It Means for Modern Relationships
by Christopher Ryan, Cacilda Jetha
In 'Sex at Dawn', Christopher Ryan challenges conventional beliefs about human sexuality by delving into the evolution of our ancestors and questioning the societal norms surrounding monogamy. Through a mixture of anthropology, psychology, and sociology, Ryan argues that humans may have evolved as a more promiscuous species, making a case for non-monogamous relationships. By examining prehistoric and contemporary cultures, he challenges readers to rethink traditional views on sex, love, and commitment. With a mix of humor and compelling research, 'Sex at Dawn' provokes thought and discussion on the complexities of human relationships and desires.