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内容説明 In The Dark Side of Man， Michael Ghiglieri， a biologist and protégé of Jane Goodall， takes on one of the most highly charged debates in modern science: the biological roots of bad behavior. Beginning with rape， and moving on to murder， war， and genocide， Ghiglieri offers the most up-to-date， comprehensive look at the male proclivity for violence. In a strong narrative voice， he draws on the latest research and his own personal experiences—both as a primatologist and as a soldier—to explain that male violence is largely innate， a product of millions of years of evolution. In the process， he debunks many of our most clung-to， “politically correct” notions: that the differences between men and women are strictly due to socialization， that rape is really about power—not sex—and that genocide is only possible with a single madman at the helm. Well-argued， evenhanded， yet never dull， this important book illuminates the darkest impulses of the male psyche， and suggests ways for modern society to curb them.