Titlebook: Search for a Rational Ethic; George D. Snell Book 1988 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1988 Evolution.Inbred Mice.Moral Law.Termination.chro

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The Biological Background of Social Behavior: Evolutionary Factors,s his reasoning. Not only did evolution shape man’s physical being, it also shaped his mental and moral characteristics. This again was Darwin’s view, and in this, too, time has strengthened his conclusions (14).

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The Rules We Live By,les and customs, although they are often more implicit than explicit (31). Following the introduction of agriculture and the accompanying growth of social complexity, the complexity of law increased. As writing evolved, laws began to appear in recorded form, and they comprise a significant part of t

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The Biological Background of Social Behavior: Genetic Factors,It has been said that we are fearfully and wonderfully made. The study of the life sciences has not lessened the validity of this statement; it has documented and enhanced it. Indeed, the more we learn about life in all its many forms and facets, the more wondrous it seems.

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Looking to the Future,The major thesis of this volume is that self-interest rightly understood leads us to socially responsible behavior. Moral action—action which serves the best interests of the group—follows naturally from an informed and reasoned self-interest.

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978-1-4612-8395-9Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1988