Explores the author's theorized evolutionary basis for self-deception, which he says is tied to group conflict, courtship, neurophysiology, and immunology, but can be negated by awareness of it and its results.
In this book, Robert Trivers seeks to answer one of the most provocative and consequential questions to face humanity: why do we lie to ourselves?
The problem with this popular account—intriguing as it may be— is that it is wrong.In Sacred Folly, Max Harris rewrites the history of the Feast of Fools, showing that it developed in the late twelfth and early thirteenth centuries as ...
32 James Carney has maintained that this element of ' wildness ' in Moling has contributed to the fusion of the two ... On Carney's view , the most archaic form of the story is of a king and a hermit - saint , who acts as the king's ...
In a delicate exploration with enlightening results, Preaching Fools uses a diverse representation of fools and foolish actions to show how modern preaching is inseparable from the folly of the cross.
A dazzling new collection of interconnected stories by the National Book Award finalist.
... Abhomination of Theaters in the Time Present: both Expresly Prouing that that Common-weale Is Nigh vnto the Cursse of God, wherein either Plaiers Be Made of, or Theaters Maintained. Set forth by Anglo-phile Eutheo (London: Denham, ...
Fedotov, G. P. “The Holy Fools.” In The Russian Religious Mind, ed. ... Holy Madness: The Shock Tactics and Radical Teachings of Crazy- Wise Adepts, Holy Fools, and Rascal Gurus. New York: Arkana Books, 1992. ... The Corporate Fool.
Social Evolution
With The Folly of the World, Jesse Bullington has woven an extraordinary new tale of the depraved and the desperate.
Kurt Eichenwald transforms the unbelievable story of the Enron scandal into a rip-roaring narrative of epic proportions, taking readers behind every closed door—from the Oval Office to the executive suites, from the highest reaches of the ...