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Anatomy of Love: A Natural History of Mating, Marriage, and Why We Stray | Helen E. Fisher

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" Captivates the reader, answers all those puzzling questions that caused your mother (or priest or guidance counselor or gym teacher) to blame God and/or hormones....Her prediction of a more open and egalitarian order provides a compelling--and hopeful--vision for the future." THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRERLove at first sight...the copulatory gaze...dinner dates...jealousy... intimacy... homesexuality...infidelity...Dr.Helen Fisher, an anthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History, explains it all in this four-million-year history of the human species. She demystifies much about romance and pairing that we tend to believe is willfull or just plain careless. She offers new explanations for why men and women fall in love, marry, and divorce, and discusses the future of sex in a way that will surprise you.

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Anatomy of Love: A Natural History of Mating, Marriage, and Why We Stray | Helen E. Fisher

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This book contains very exhaustive material on the natural history and mechanics of love and relationships in humans, with references to extensive research in neurosciences, psychology, sociology and biological personality: how did the love instinct evolve; how do we choose our partners; why are some more predisposed to adultery than others; to what extent do men and women resemble or not in terms of love; slow love, love and the Internet etc.

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