Human Traits and their Social Significance

Irwin Edman

• Essays
• Book language: English
• 418 pages

Human Traits and their Social Significance is a collection of essays by Irwin Edman, written originally for a Columbia College course. It surveys human nature—impulses, needs, behavior, self, language, culture—and their role in social life, religion, art, science, and morals. Worth listening for its accessible overview of psychological and social questions.

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