Evolutionary psychology

Psychology based on Darwinism. For the narrow sense of evolutionary psychology such as John Tooby and Leda Cosmides (called the “Santa Barbara school”), see Evolutionary psychology (book). For the broader intellectual tradition, refer to Evolutionary thought in psychology: A brief history.

Evolutionary Psychology Related

• The Adapted Mind: A book that established evolutionary psychology (Jerome H. Barkow, John Tooby, Leda Cosmides)
• Evolutionary psychology (book): Evolutionary psychology textbook with constant revisions (David Buss)
• The mating mind: Evolutionary adaptation by Sexual selection (Geoffrey Miller)
• The language instinct: Explains Chomsky linguistics based on evolutionary psychology (Steven Pinker)
• How the mind works: An introduction to evolutionary psychology and cognitive science (Steven Pinker)
• The blank slate: Critiques traditional social science and Artificial neural network based on evolutionary psychology (Steven Pinker)
• A natural history of rape: Evolutionary psychological analysis of Rape. Critiques Against Our Will (Randy Thornhill, Craig T. Palmer)
• The selfish gene: An easy explanation of the biological basis of evolutionary psychology (Modern synthesis) (Richard Dawkins)
• The origins of virtue: Description of Biological altruism (Matt Ridley)

Criticism of evolutionary psychology or other perspectives

• The age of scientific sexism: A critique of evolutionary psychology from a feminist perspective (Mari Ruti)
• The woman that never evolved: Criticism and new perspectives on the bias of the existing Primatology, which focuses on male scholars (Sarah Blaffer Hrdy)
• Not in our genes: Criticism of evolutionary psychology or Gene selection (Steven Rose, Richard Lewontin, Leon Kamin)
• The mismeasure of man: Criticism of academic traditions such as Sociobiology, Evolutionary psychology (Stephen Jay Gould)
• Evolutionary thought in psychology: A brief history: A book that broadly summarizes attempts to apply Theory of evolution not only to evolutionary psychology in a narrow sense but also to the history of psychology (Henry Plotkin)
• Supersizing the mind: Emphasizes the importance of humans’ remarkable neuroplasticity, physiological adaptation, and related capacities from an embodied cognition perspective
• Out of our heads: Embodied cognition perspective
• The experience machine: How our minds predict and shape reality: Embodied cognition perspective