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At home in the world: Human nature, ecological thought, and education after Darwin

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At Home in the World

Publication Type:

Book

Authors:

Schwartz,Elion

Source:

SUNY Press, Albany, p.217 (2009)

Call Number:

Cubb BF341 .S38 2009

URL:

http://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/8136875

Keywords:

1859-1952, Dewey, Evolution (Biology), John, Nature and nurture, Social Darwinism

Notes:

"Challenging conventional understanding of humans as selfish and competitive at their core, At Home in the World asserts that we have evolved as a profoundly social species, biologically related to the rest of the natural world, and at home on the only planet for which we are adapted to live."