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Helen Fisher nám povie o tom, prečo milujeme a podvádzame

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Antropologička Helen Fisher sa zaoberá zložitou témou -- láska -- objasňuje jej vývoj, biochemický základ a spoločenský význam. V závere upozorňuje na potenciálnu hrozbu, ktorá pramení v nadmernom užívaní antidepresív.

Anthropologist Helen Fisher studies gender differences and the evolution of human emotions. She's best known as an expert on romantic love, and her beautifully penned books -- including Anatomy of Love and Why We Love -- lay bare the mysteries of our most treasured emotion. Full bio »

Translated into Slovak by Zuzana Gazdačková
Reviewed by Martin Francis Gilbert Máik
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