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David Brooks: Loài động vật xã hội

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Đề cập đến những phát hiện trong cuốn sách mới nhất của mình, nhà báo của NY Times, David Brooks, mở ra cái nhìn mới về bản chất con người từ kiến thức dựa trên nhận thức -- sự hiểu biết với những hàm ý to lớn về kinh tế, chính trị cũng như tri thức của bản thân. Trong bài nói chuyện đầy tính hài hước, ông chỉ ra rằng tại sao chúng ta không thể hi vọng hiểu được hành vi con người như sự lựa chọn những cá thể riêng biệt dựa trên nhận thức tỉnh táo.

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 »

Translated into Vietnamese by Minh Trang Lai
Reviewed by Trang Tran
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