Bending the Rules:The Flexibility of Absolutes in Modern Life: The Flexibility of Absolutes in Modern Life

New York: Oxford University Press. Edited by Joseph Rotblat (2007)
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Everywhere stealing, lying and killing are considered wrong. But in some contexts, in war for example, these codes can differ. Robert Hinde argues that understanding the evolutionary origins of our morality and how we bend the rules can help guide us away from global catastrophe and towards a more ethical world.

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