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Biological necessity has for some time been recognized as the main-spring of much personal behavior. But only recently has the pioneering work of such writers as Nico Tinbergen and Konrad Lorenz on the social behavior of animals led to a radical reassessment of human behavior in the light of biological motivation. Lionel Tiger's study is itself a highly original and scholarly contribution to this line of inquiry. His central theme is the universal phenomenon of male groups, from prehistoric man to the complex social patterns of modern communities. He offers evidence to show how there is perhaps a biologically based pattern of male bonding within society which represents a "spinal cord" of the human community.....
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- PublisherRANDOM HOUSE
- Publication date1969
- ISBN 10 1125207345
- ISBN 13 9781125207345
- BindingHardcover
- Edition number1
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