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2.0 out of 5 stars
Too long, too vague,
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This review is from: Origins of Psychopathology: The Phylogenetic and Cultural Basis of Mental Illness (Library Binding)
The author mainly tries to link work on primate behaviour and theories of social evolution with the occurance of un-social (psychopathologically induced) behaviour in non human primates and hominids. This is a brave attempt and deserves respect. The main strength of the book is its lage bibliography. However, the style is vague and topics dealt with very redundant. Cutting the book down to half or a quater of its size and focusing it would have done really good!
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Origins of Psychopathology: The Phylogenetic and Cultural Basis of Mental Illness by Horacio Fabrega (Library Binding - March 1, 2002)
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