Description
Discover the transformative insights of 'Sex at Dawn', a groundbreaking book that challenges the conventional beliefs surrounding human sexuality and monogamy. This 10th-anniversary edition, published by Scribe Publications, is an essential read for anyone curious about the evolutionary roots of human behavior. With 416 pages of engaging content, authors Christopher Ryan and Cacilda Jetha explore the argument that humans did not evolve into the monogamous pairs promoted by mainstream science, but rather in egalitarian societies rich in shared resources and sexual freedom. Delve into anthropological, archaeological, and primatological evidence that paints a different picture of our romantic lives. This revolutionary perspective reveals why modern relationships often struggle with fidelity and passion, addressing the complexities of human sexuality, from the persistence of homosexuality to the fading of sexual desire over time. Features illuminating discussions and a compelling narrative style that make complex topics accessible. 'Sex at Dawn' is not just a book; it's a historical document that invites readers to rethink love, sex, and relationships within a broader evolutionary context. Perfect for students of psychology, anthropology enthusiasts, or anyone interested in the deeper truths about human intimacy and connection. Join the conversation about our sexual nature today and learn why our promiscuous past continues to affect modern love.