Brian Hare Books
Brian Hare obtained his PhD from Harvard University and is an associate professor of evolutionary anthropology at Duke University. His research has been cited in articles published in The New York Times, TIME, Wired and National Geographic.
Specialising in animal intelligence and behavior, Vanessa Woods is an Australian scientist, author and award-winning journalist. She has written for The Wall Street Journal, BBC Wildlife and The Huffington Post.
The Genius of Dogs
What's The Genius of Dogs about?
The Genius of Dogs (2013) uncovers the remarkable intelligence of man’s best four-legged friend. By first examining human intelligence, the authors go on to explain exactly what makes dogs so smart, which talents they have in common with humans and other animals, and what sets them apart.
Who should read The Genius of Dogs?
- Dog owners or anyone considering adopting a dog
- People interested in animal behavior and cognition
- Veterinarians or anyone who cares for or works with dogs
Survival of the Friendliest
What's Survival of the Friendliest about?
Survival of the Friendliest (2020) presents a scientific look at the origins of human sociability. This history of humanity demonstrates how evolutionary pressure made us the friendly, community-oriented species we are today.
Who should read Survival of the Friendliest?
- Loners looking for an empirical reason to mingle
- History buffs seeking a deep look at ancient communities
- Anyone interested in an evolutionary take on human friendship