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Man, Beast and Politics

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In three talks, Kenan Malik asserts that, although Darwin's influence is yet to hit politics, it will, for all politics depends on a view of human nature.
3: The Evolution of Inequality. We're said to be on the threshold of unravelling the genetic secrets of human nature. Since all great political creeds begin with a theory of human nature, the results for politics Should be profound. Rptdfrom Sunday at 10.45pm

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