This View of Life
Magazine

This View of Life is an interdisciplinary magazine and academic journal dedicated to exploring the application of evolutionary science across all aspects of human life.

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Tom Stoppard’s Hard Problems

Arts
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Charles Darwin as the Father of Economics: A Conversation with Robert Frank

Economy
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How to Tame a Fox (and Build a Dog)

In 1959, Dmitri Belyaev and Lyudmila Trut began what would come to be one of the longest-running experiments in biology. For the last 58 years they have been domesticating silver foxes and studying evolution in real time. But in 1952, seven years before this experiment began, Belyaev initiated a pilot study to determine whether or not his audacious ideas about domestication merited a full-fledged experiment. Here we tell that story.

Biology
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Game, Set but no Match: what evolutionary theory reveals about marriage and its effect on sporting performance

From an evolutionary view, Andy Murray's recent Wimbledon win, after a three year slump since his last win in 2013, was surprising for two reasons: his marriage to Kim Sears in 2015 and the birth of his daughter, Sophia, in February this year.

Sports
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Examining Real-World Issues through a Scientific Lens

EI’s belief is that by better understanding the stumbling blocks that can impede today’s learning process, we can further inspire solutions that minimize such barriers.

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Doing Well By Doing Good: A Report on Socially Responsible Businesses

Can businesses do well by doing good? Yes, according to this report headed by EI President David Sloan Wilson. The report provides a much needed alternative to the “Greed is Good” philosophy of orthodox economic theory, which has dominated the curriculum of business schools for over 50 years.

Business
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What Business Cycles Can Teach Us About Evolution

Biology
Business
Culture
Economy
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Baba Brinkman: Rapping Up Evolutionary Theories of Religion

In his recent release The Rap Guide to Religion, the rapper Baba Brinkman presents a lyrical précis of the major contemporary theories of the evolution of religion: from theory of mind to cultural evolution.

Arts
Religion
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How Star Trek: Discovery Gets Genetics Wrong, But Is Still Worth Watching Anyway

Discovery has made a genome-sequencing error into Star Trek canon. But it's hardly out of line with what came before. As much as it pains this Trekkie biologist to admit, the franchise has long had a fairly shaky grasp on the details of genetics and biological evolution.

Arts
Biology
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Should Evolution be Taught in Elementary School?

Nearly half of the U.S. population rejects evolution. Recent research suggests that teaching evolution to elementary aged children may help tip the scales.

Education
Mind
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How Noble in Reason: Shakespeare Reveals the Primacy of Emotions in Human Nature

Arts
Culture
Politics
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Tinbergen’s four questions and variance explained: Why business (and all behavioral science) needs evolutionary theory

Any behavioral science—including business—that does not acknowledge, understand, and utilize Tinbergen’s four evolutionary questions to guide research will simply be leaving variance left to be explained on the table, and will be fundamentally limited as a result.

Business
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