Robert Wright writes popular nonfiction about evolution, religion, morality and the ways human behaviour can be understood through long-term social and biological processes. The Moral Animal applies evolutionary psychology to relationships, status and family life, while Nonzero argues that human history often develops through forms of cooperation that create mutual gains. The Evolution of God traces changing ideas of divinity alongside political and social organisation. Wright's writing is synthetic and argumentative rather than narrowly specialised. The clearest discovery routes are evolutionary psychology, big-history arguments, religion and social cooperation. Read more Less
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