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Nurturing Our Humanity

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Nurturing Our Humanity presents a fresh perspective on personal and societal choices, emphasizing the potential for creating communities that foster our innate abilities for consciousness, caring, and creativity. It synthesizes largely overlooked insights from the natural and social sciences, challenging the notion that humans are inherently selfish and aggressive. This innovative approach links troubling phenomena, such as climate change denial and the rise of authoritarianism, while transcending traditional political and cultural divides. Instead, it examines societies along a partnership-domination continuum, where domination systems prioritize hierarchy—ranking individuals by gender, race, and their relationship with nature—while partnership systems promote peace, equality, and sustainability. The book analyzes how behaviors, values, and socio-economic structures differ in these environments, revealing their profound effects on brain development and cultural evolution. It highlights societies that have historically embraced partnership and suggests actions to support a contemporary shift toward more life-affirming practices. Amidst the challenges posed by fear-driven technologies and exploitation, it argues that a more equitable and sustainable existence is both biologically feasible and culturally achievable, urging a change in our trajectory.

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Nurturing Our Humanity, Riane Tennenhaus Eisler

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Rok wydania
2019
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Tytuł
Nurturing Our Humanity
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2019
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
376
ISBN10
0190935723
ISBN13
9780190935726
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Ocena
4,35 z 5
Opis
Nurturing Our Humanity presents a fresh perspective on personal and societal choices, emphasizing the potential for creating communities that foster our innate abilities for consciousness, caring, and creativity. It synthesizes largely overlooked insights from the natural and social sciences, challenging the notion that humans are inherently selfish and aggressive. This innovative approach links troubling phenomena, such as climate change denial and the rise of authoritarianism, while transcending traditional political and cultural divides. Instead, it examines societies along a partnership-domination continuum, where domination systems prioritize hierarchy—ranking individuals by gender, race, and their relationship with nature—while partnership systems promote peace, equality, and sustainability. The book analyzes how behaviors, values, and socio-economic structures differ in these environments, revealing their profound effects on brain development and cultural evolution. It highlights societies that have historically embraced partnership and suggests actions to support a contemporary shift toward more life-affirming practices. Amidst the challenges posed by fear-driven technologies and exploitation, it argues that a more equitable and sustainable existence is both biologically feasible and culturally achievable, urging a change in our trajectory.