A mind of her own : the evolutionary psychology of women
Campbell, AnneAuthor
Oxford : Oxford University Press,
2002.
Campbell argues that evolutionary theory can indeed teach us plenty about the development of the female mind. This text will force others to re-evaluate their own assumptions about the evolution of the female mind.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Campbell argues that evolutionary theory can indeed teach us plenty about the development of the female mind. This text will force others to re-evaluate their own assumptions about the evolution of the female mind.
Description based on print version record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Machine generated contents note: 1 The essential woman: Biophobia and the study of sex differences 1 -- 2 Mothers matter most: Women and parental investment 34 -- 3 High stakes and low risks: Women and aggression 64 -- 4 Who does she think she is? Women and status 101 -- 5 Like a sister: Women and friendship 137 -- 6 But she that filches from me my good name: Women and competition 169 -- 7 In the underworld: Women and crime 208 -- 8 A coincidence of interests: Women and marriage 233 -- 9 Counting the ways: The unique woman 269.
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