by Richard C. Lewontin · Scientific American Library · tapa dura · ISBN 9780716714699
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In 'Human Diversity', biologist Richard C. Lewontin explores the complexity of human variation and tackles the controversial question: Are our personalities and capabilities predetermined by our genes? Answering with a resounding 'no', the book makes the case that biological differences are only a small part of what makes individuals unique, arguing that anyone, regardless of race, class, or sex, has the potential to develop virtually any identity within the spectrum of humanity. This foundational work challenges biological determinism and provides a scientific perspective on the interaction between genes and the environment in human development.
