The Roots of Morality

acts affect attunement affirms aggression altruism analysis banality of evil basic basis battle Becker behavior binary oppositions biological bodily body capacity chapter chimpanzees cognitive complex comsigns concept context creativity cultural Dani Darwin Dasein Derrida Descartes described disposition dominance emotion empathy ethics evolutionary example existential experience fact fear of death feelings females foundational fundamental Gallese genes gestures ground harm Heidegger Heider hominid human morality human nature Husserl immortality ideologies individual infant interconnectedness intercorporeal intersubjectivity kill kinetic dynamics learning living Luhmann male male-male competition meaning ment mirror neurons Moreover Moro reflex motivation move movement natural sign nonhuman animals observations one's oneself ontogenetic ontogeny origin pan-cultural particular perspective phenomenological phenomenon possibility precisely primate psychological rationality reality relationship respect response selfish genes sense-making sexual selection Sheets-Johnstone smile social species stranger studies tactile-kinesthetic territory tion tive transfers of sense trust turn understandings visual vulnerability warriors writes