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Robert Wright用进化生物学和博弈论解释了为什么我们赏识“勿施于人”的黄金法则,为什么我们有时会忽略它并且为什么还存在着希望是,在不久的将来,我们都可能有同情心去遵循它。
The best-selling author of "Nonzero," "The Moral Animal" and "The Evolution of God," Robert Wright draws on his wide-ranging knowledge of science, religion, psychology, history and politics to figure out what makes humanity tick -- and what makes us moral. Full bio »
Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Zhang Jing
Reviewed by Zhu Jie
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