Sentence examples for evolution of morality from inspiring English sources

Which brings me finally to Richard Joyce and the evolution of morality.

In 1996, he published "Good Natured: The Origins of Right and Wrong in Humans and Other Animals," examining the evolution of morality.

(He had spoken the day before, at North Carolina State University, on the evolution of morality, and spoke two days later at McGill University in Montreal, where his subject was Darwinism and religion).

There is much still to be discovered but I think a fruitful way of understanding what is going on is to see the evolution of morality as analogous to the evolution of language.

Many strong reasons thus support teaching the evolution of morality.

Here, in textbook style, is a concise biological account of the evolution of morality.

The paper explores the significance of Darwinian evolution for morality and moral theory.

In this account of the evolution of human morality, the primatologist Frans de Waal argues that ethics and religion are built on social drives inherited from our animal ancestors.

Through the incongruously articulate debates among these cowboys, staged with wit and teasing suspense by Matthew Penn, the darkening evolution of movie morality is mapped, from the fake piety of John Wayne to the nihilism of modern horror.

But it has been revived recently, in particular by David Sloan Wilson of Binghamton University, in New York, as a way of explaining the evolution of human morality in the context of inter-tribal warfare.

I present the case that the topic of the evolution of human morality is essential to any complete introductory biology course.