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David Brooks: A társas lény

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Legutóbbi könyvéből merítve, David Brooks, a New York Times újságírója új betekintést ajánl az emberi természet rejtelmeibe a kognitív tudományokon keresztül -- mely betekintés jelentős horderővel bír a közgazdaságra és politikára, ugyanakkor a saját önismeretünkre is. Humorral átszőtt beszédében elmondja, miért nem remélhetjük megérteni az embereket, mint önálló, öntudatuk alapján döntést hozó lényeket.

New York Times columnist David Brooks is the author of “Bobos in Paradise,” “On Paradise Drive” -- and his new narrative of neuroscience, "The Social Animal: The Hidden Sources of Love, Character and Achievement." Full bio »

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