Morals in Evolution dives into how human ethics change as societies grow.
It argues that mind-led progress is the central force shaping our moral life, offering a clear view of how shared norms emerge and spread.
This edition surveys worlds of law, religion, and custom across civilizations, showing how early group loyalties expand toward universal duties. It uses historical threads from slavery abolition to the rise of modern states to illustrate how our sense of right and wrong becomes more inclusive over time.
- See how early tribes and families give way to broader obligations that include all humanity
- Learn how law, religion, and social change interact to form moral standards
- Explore the shift from group dominance to universal moral ideals and legal equality
- Understand how reforms and collective action influence justice, punishment, and rights
Ideal for readers of philosophy, history, and anthropology who want a clear map of ethical change across cultures and eras.