Name: Sentimental Evolution (en Francés)
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Author: Yves-Alain Fontaine
ISBN: 9782738103963

portada Sentimental Evolution (en Francés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Odile Jacob

Autor

Yves-Alain Fontaine

Idioma

Francés

N° páginas

192

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9782738103963

Sentimental Evolution (en Francés)

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Biological evolution is the great adventure of Life, as it is for human thought: of this, each one of us is living proof. More often than not, specialists in Evolution are geneticists or biologists who stress the importance of genes or demography as the origin of the so called synthetic, neo Darwinian theory of Evolution. According to this theory, Evolution is reduced to a selection of various random genetic combinations a notion which, according to Yves Alain Fontaine, entirely ignores the importance of the iedividual. Sensitized by his profession to the nuances of man's functioning and interaction with his external environment, physiologist Yves Alain Fontaine presents a compelling study of the role that living iedividuals themselves play in Evolution. In the course of development, our way of living is fashioned by the world around us, but it is also shaped by discrete characteristics such as nature and the intensity of emotions like anxiety and egoI'm. From this point of departure, the author draws analogies about the ways in which we are human iedividuals and members of a species, and proffers the theory that, in the evolutionary process, there is also a sort of anxiety and egoI'm at work. Evolution, he suggests, might very well be both sentimental and selective. Yves Alain Fontaine is an honorary professor at the National Museum of Natural History, where he served as the longtime director of the Laboratory of general and comparative physiology as well as the comparative endocrinology department associated with the CNRS.