The Invention of Good and Evil

In "Universal Morality: A History of Humanity," Hanno Sauer explores the evolution of our moral values over five million years, addressing critical questions about what defines good and evil. Amidst modern societal crises regarding shared morality, Sauer argues that universal values still exist and helps illuminate their origins and significance for the future. Through seven chapters, he connects key moral upheavals from the dawn of humankind to contemporary moral progress, revealing the complexities of our moral identities while highlighting the fundamental values shared across cultures and time. Sauer's compelling narrative brings a fresh perspective to humanity's moral journey.