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Studies in Animal and Human Behaviour, Vol. 1

by Konrad Lorenz

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Les trois essais qui composent ce livre constituent la synthèse des recherches poursuivies par Lorenz dans le domaine de la biologie du comportement, et pour lesquelles le prix Nobel de médecine et physiologie lui a été décerné en 1973.

S'appuyant sur des observations précises, Lorenz donne à l'éthologie son premier contenu scientifique positif. Il souligne la continuité des sociétés animales et humaines et montre les prolongements philosophiques de son étude de l'instinct.
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