Social Sciences
En abril de este año salió publicado un artículo en Newsweek Argentina con un análisis de un trabajo de E. O. Wilson sobre una explicación evolucionista de las "tribus" humanas publicado en Newsweek USA. En el mismo, sale mi opinión sobre algunas de estas ideas (sólo tomaron un par de frases). Aquí les dejo el link a la nota (en castellano): http://diagonales.infonews.com/nota-178156-Homotribu.html
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Social Sciences
E. O Wilson on the evolutionary explanation of human "tribes" (Spanish and English)
En abril de este año salió publicado un artículo en Newsweek Argentina con un análisis de un trabajo de E. O. Wilson sobre una explicación evolucionista de las "tribus" humanas publicado en Newsweek USA. En el mismo, sale mi opinión sobre algunas de estas ideas (sólo tomaron un par de frases). Aquí les dejo el link a la nota (en castellano): http://diagonales.infonews.com/nota-178156-Homotribu.html
Y aquí también les dejo el link al artículo original de Wilson en la Newsweek de USA (en inglés): http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2012/04/01/biologist-e-o-wilson-on-why-humans-like-ants-need-a-tribe.html
In April this year, an article in Newsweek Argentina was published discussing the work of E. O. Wilson on an evolutionary explanation of the human ?tribes?. My opinion appears in it (only a couple of sentences).Here ´s the link to the article (in Spanish): http://diagonales.infonews.com/nota-178156-Homotribu.html
And also here is the link to the original article by Wilson in Newsweek USA (in English): http://www.thedailybeast.com/newsweek/2012/04/01/biologist-e-o-wilson-on-why-humans-like-ants-need-a-tribe.html
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