SEEING THE LIGHT - WHAT DOES BIOLOGY TELL US ABOUT HUMAN SOCIAL-BEHAVIOR

Wilson and Sober do not propose a new view of natural selection, but a purification and clarification of the view proclaimed by sociobiologi sts in the 1970s. Unfortunately, implications for understanding human social behavior remain unclear, resting more on the appearance of conn ections due to shared language than on knowledge of mediating processe s.