Altruistic Species

Discover the profound insights of altruism in Andrew Michael Flescher's thought-provoking book, Altruistic Species. Published by Templeton Foundation Press in 2007, this first edition spans 304 pages, delving into the intricate interplay between biology, psychology, philosophy, and religion. Flescher presents a compelling argument for the existence of true altruism, challenging competing theories that interpret acts of kindness as mere self-interest. This engaging exploration not only examines the nature of benevolence but also confronts the theories of egoism, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of ethical behavior. Ideal for those interested in ethics, moral philosophy, and the social aspects of religion and science, Altruistic Species invites you to rethink the motivations behind human actions and the essence of altruism itself.