Talking Human Nature
The Human Nature Forum’s newest sponsored project engages a series of authors and professors who are thinking deeply about human nature and its importance in our world today. Maya Parson PhD is creating this project.
Maya Parson Ph.D. interview with Maria Kronfeldner Ph.D. on human nature.
Human Nature Bytes What is Human Nature and Why is it Important?
This sponsored project engages a series of authors and professors who have thought deeply about human nature and it’s importance in our world today. Each contributor responds to the question “What is human nature and Why is it important.” The video to the right is the most recent addition to the series. Click “more Human Nature Bytes” to access previous contributions. If you would like to contribute to this project send a message to humannatureforum@gmail.com
Grant Ramsey Ph.D.
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Blog Posts
Books and Articles
Grant Ramsey’s new book Human Nature
Introduces and contrasts his “Trait Cluster” theory of human nature with other prominent theories.
What’s Left of Human Nature? by Maria Kronfeldner
Outlines approaches to the term human nature and proposes that we no longer use the term at all.
Determined: A science of life without free will. By Robert M. Sapolsky
The newest perspective on human nature, this anticipated book adds scientific rigor to issues of free will.
Featured Web Links
Edge.org Master Class 2011: The Science of Human Nature
International Society for the History, Philosophy and Social Studies of Biology
Leiter Reports: A Philosophy Blog
Featured Academic Programs
University of Pittsburg History and Philosophy of Science
Contributors and Partners
We are looking for contributors and partners in the search for more understanding of our human nature and it’s implications for addressing the most pressing issues of our time. Dr. David Livingstone Smith and Dr. Subrena Smith are our first two contributors now joined by Edouard Machery, Armin Schulz, and upcoming contributors Paul Griffiths, and Grant Ramsey! If you would like to contribute your perspective to this site please contact humannatureforum@gmail.com