The study of human nature. 

 - 1a ed. 
 - New York :  Oxford University Press,  1981. 
 - 332 p. 
<br/><br/><br/>Table of Contents<br/><br/>    Preface<br/>    THE HEBREW BIBLE (the Old Testament)<br/>    Genesis 1-3<br/>    Psalms<br/>    HINDUISM<br/>    Brihad Aranyaka Upanishad<br/>    Katha Upanishad<br/>    CONFUCIANISM<br/>    Mencius, "Human Nature is Good"<br/>    Hsun-tzu, "Human Nature is Evil"<br/>    PLATO<br/>    Republic<br/>    CHRISTIANITY (the New Testament)<br/>    St. Paul, Letter to the Romans<br/>    St. Paul, First Letter to the Corinthians<br/>    ISLAM<br/>    Ayatullah Murtaza Mutahhari, "Man and Faith"<br/>    RENÉ DESCARTES<br/>    Discourse on Method<br/>    THOMAS HOBBES<br/>    Leviathan<br/>    DAVID HUME<br/>    Treatise of Human Nature<br/>    JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU<br/>    Emile<br/>    IMMANUEL KANT<br/>    Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View<br/>    Religion within the Boundaries of Mere Reason<br/>    KARL MARX<br/>    The Materialist Theory of History<br/>    Consciousness and the Division of Labour<br/>    JOHN STUART MILL<br/>    The Subjection of Women<br/>    CHARLES DARWIN<br/>    The Descent of Man<br/>    SIGMUND FREUD<br/>    B.A. Farrell, "A Reconstruction of Freud's Mature Theory"<br/>    JEAN-PAUL SARTRE<br/>    Existentialism and Humanism<br/>    B.F. SKINNER<br/>    About Behaviorism<br/>    KONRAD LORENZ<br/>    On Aggression<br/>    NOAM CHOMSKY<br/>    "Language and the Human Mind"<br/>    HENRY M. BRACKEN<br/>    "Essence, Accident and Race"<br/>    EDWARD D. WILSON<br/>    On Human Nature<br/>    NANCY HOLMSTROM<br/>    "Do Women Have a Distinct Nature?"<br/>    STEVEN ROSE, RICHARD LEWONTIN, AND LEON J. KAMIN<br/>    Not in our Genes: Biology, Ideology and Human Nature<br/>    MATT RIDLEY<br/>    The Origins of Virtue <br/><br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0-19-502827-9 
<br/><br/><label>Materias - Términos temáticos: </label><br/>ANTROPOLOGIA