The Roots of Violence: Why Humans Are Not by Nature Violent

The Roots of Violence explores the idea that humans are not inherently violent, instead suggesting that violence is a conditioned response shaped by historical and cultural factors. Drawing on research from anthropology, biology, neurology, and sociology, the audiobook examines the development of violence from peaceful matriarchal societies to patriarchal cultures. It emphasizes the importance of nurturing environments and pleasure in human development, offering insights and policy recommendations for preventing violence through education and social change.