In the years leading up to the Second World War the ethologists Konrad Lorenz and
Nikolaas Tinbergen, created the tradition of rigorous, Darwinian research on animal …

Although the closing decades of the nineteenth century witnessed a great deal of
interchange between psychology and evolutionary biology, the hasty departure of James …

I na recent Animal Behaviour review, Daly & Wilson(1999, hereafter D&W) present a
stimulating, but in important ways misleading, account of the history and present state of …

European ethologists emphasized that animal behavior is a biological phenomenon, and as
such a product of evolution. The emphasis of the North American psychologists on learning …

The theory of evolution by natural selection has implications for understanding the design of
the human mind, and Darwin himself was the first to see this. During the 20th century, many …

This book works on and from the following assumptions. One, that academic psychology and
the social sciences are very largely secularised. This means that they do not invoke …

When I® rst encountered the term``evolutionary psychology,''I thought it referred to the study
of how mind and behavior have evolved. But I was mistaken. In the last decade, evolutionary …

What can the evolution of animal behaviour tell us about human behaviour? More
specifically, how good an account of animal behaviour can we give in terms of evolution …

What is evolutionary psychology? The answer to this question is complicated by the fact that
the term “evolutionary psychology” is commonly used in two distinct senses. In one sense …

In this paper I review some theoretical exchanges and empiricalresults from recent work on
human behavior and cognition in thehope of indicating some productive avenues for critical …