THE WESTERN ILLUSION OF HUMAN NATURE
For more than two millennia, the peoples called "Western" have been haunted by the specter of their own inner being: an apparition of human nature so avaricious and contentious that, unless it is somehow governed, it will reduce society to anarchy. Sahlins claims that it is a specifically...
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