Our Inner Ape

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Our Inner Ape is a popular science book by primatologist Frans de Waal that explores human behavior and morality through comparisons with our closest primate relatives.

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instanceOf book
aimsTo show continuity between human and ape behavior
author Frans de Waal NERFINISHED
compares ape behavior
human behavior
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
emphasizes similarities between humans and other apes
explores aggression in primates
altruism in primates
cooperation in primates
empathy in primates
evolution of social behavior
origins of human morality
power and dominance in primate groups
reconciliation in primates
sexual behavior in primates
focusesOn bonobos
chimpanzees
great apes
genre non-fiction
popular science
hasForm audiobook
e-book
printed book
hasPerspective evolutionary perspective on human nature
intendedAudience general audience
language English
mainSubject comparative psychology
evolutionary psychology
human behavior
morality
primatology
questions strict separation between human and animal morality
writtenByOccupation primatologist Frans de Waal NERFINISHED

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Frans de Waal notableWork Our Inner Ape