The Natural Science of the Human Species: An Introduction to
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作者Lorenz， Konrad; v...
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出版时间1995-01
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名称：The Natural Science of the Human Species: An Introduction to Comparative Behavioral Research: the...
作者：Lorenz， Konrad; v...
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出版时间：1995-01
装订：平装
ISBN：9780262121903
出版社：MIT Press， Cambri...
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本店书籍保证正品，店铺亦有其他外文书籍，若没有在列表中，可联系客服上架。书籍从国外邮寄回来，手续繁琐，国外开始邮寄后，不支持退货，小本生意，谢谢体谅！物流需要3-8周左右。Synopsis: edited from the author's posthumous works by Agnes von Cranach translated by Robert D. Martin Here Am I—Where Are You?: The Behavior of the Greylag Goose was thought to be Konrad Lorenz's last book. However， in 1991 the "Russian Manuscript" was discovered in an attic and its subsequent publication in German has become a scientific sensation. Written under the most extreme conditions in Soviet prison camps， the "Russian Manuscript" was the first outline of a large-scale work on behavioral science. This translation， meticulously edited by his daughter， Agnes von Cranach， contains a synopsis of all the ideas that made Lorenz famous as the founder of ethology， the study of comparative animal behavior. The "Russian Manuscript" was originally planned in 1944 as the first segment of an extended work when the author was Professor of Psychology in Konigsberg. After the war ended， Lorenz， then a prisoner， wrote this first part in Russian camps near Kirov and Yerevan. Later he was allowed to take the manuscript—written on paper sacks and other fragments—back to Austria， where he used it as the basis for such major publications as Behind the Mirror: A Search for a Natural History of Human Knowledge. In 1963-64， the manuscript disappeared， much to Lorenz's distress， and was not recovered until nearly two years after his death. About the Author: Konrad Lorenz was appointed Professor of Psychology in K?nigsberg in 1940. After the war， he set up and directed the Max Planck Institutes for Marine Biology and Behavioral Physiology. In 1973 he won the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine and that year founded the Konrad Lorenz Institute. Lorenz is popularly known for his development， with Oscar Heinroth， of the concept of imprinting， as well as for the controversial views stated in his book， On Aggression. "About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.
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