How Domination and Partnership Shape Our Brains, Lives, and Future
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Köp båda 2 för 846 krAbigail Disney, President & CEO, Fork Films, director/creator of Pray the Devil Back to Hell and the PBS series Women, War, & Peace Nurturing our Humanity upends the very core of our notion that humanity is, at heart, violent and greedy. Human nature holds just as much potential for caring and partnership as war and domination. Knowing that changes everything.
Jennifer Siebel Newsom, First Partner of California, Filmmaker, Miss Representation, The Mask you Live In, The Great American Lie In a world that feels ever more dangerous, divided, and out of balance, Nurturing Our Humanity outlines the roadmap for how we raise a healthier generation of children and move away from a punitive and domination based society to a world that leads with partnership-where empathy, care, and community are valued above all, and each can fulfill our full human potential.
Darcia Narvaez, Professor of Psychology, University of Notre Dame This is the book for our time! Eisler and Fry have put their minds and hearts together to provide an integrative vision of how humanity's cooperative nature can be nurtured and supported... Everyone should read this book... so together we can re-envision our future!
Jennifer Buffett, Co-President, NoVo Foundation This fearless, beautiful, and very timely book is a radical reminder that humanity's truest nature is oriented toward love, partnership, gender equality, and peace. It is essential and transformative reading for every policymaker, philanthropist, activist, and change-maker interested in a more just, balanced, and peaceful world.
Ernst von Weizscker, Honorary President, Club of Rome This path-breaking book goes beyond the conventional divides hurting today's civilizations. It is essential that the virtues of partnership get stronger and the vices of domination are controlled.
James McClintock, Author, Lost Antarctica Nurturing Our Humanity explores the capacity for human happiness and its relationship to the development of sustainable cultures at a political and environmental point in history when we need it themost.
Sarah Parcak, Author, Archaeology from Space Eisler and Fry show how we lived without war thousands of years ago, and how we can do so again. This groundbreaking book should be required reading for all world leaders and decision makers.
David Lorimer, Paradigm Explorer The central message of this hugely important and widely referenced book could not be more timely...I urge you to read this seminal cultural contribution for yourselves.
Coral Ann Howells, Professor Emerita of English and Canadian Literature, University of Reading, Le Simplegadi What does it mean to be human? And how can we construct a sustainable world where we might all flourish? This book addresses these universal questions at our particular historical moment of anxiety and uncertainty about the future, offering a counter-narrative to the outburst of dystopias over the past few decades...it m...
Riane Eisler, JD, PhD (hon), is President of the Center for Partnership Studies, Editor-in-Chief of the Interdisciplinary Journal of Partnership Studies, internationally known as a systems scientist, cultural historian, pioneering attorney working for women's and children's human rights, and recipient of many awards. Her groundbreaking books include The Chalice and the Blade, Tomorrow's Children, and The Real Wealth of Nations. She lectures worldwide, keynoting conferences, addressing the U.N. General Assembly, U.S. State Department, corporations, and universities. Her website is https://rianeeisler.com/. Douglas P. Fry is Professor and Chair of the Anthropology Department at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He has written extensively on aggression, conflict resolution, war and peace. His previous books include Beyond War, Keeping the Peace, The Human Potential for Peace, Cultural Variation in Conflict Resolution, and War, Peace and Human Nature. Working with peace scholar Genevieve Souillac, he is currently working on a book about human cooperation for survival in the Anthropocene.
Chapter One: Our Story Chapter Two: Evolution, Ideology, and Human Nature Chapter Three: Love, the Brain, and Becoming Human Chapter Four: The Biology of Experience Chapter Five: The Benefits of Partnership and the Costs of Domination Chapter Six: Two Alternative Social Possibilities Chapter Seven: The Original Partnership Societies Chapter Eight: Contracting or Expanding Consciousness Chapter Nine: Touch, Intimacy, and Sexuality in Partnership and Domination Environments Chapter Ten: Love, Violence, and Socialization in Partnership and Domination Environments Chapter Eleven: The Real Culture Wars Chapter Twelve: A New Beginning Notes Bibliography Acknowledgments Index