The Golden Apple: Changing the Structure of Civilization - Volume 3 - Aftermath - Couverture souple

Ridley, Edgar J.

 
9781569026649: The Golden Apple: Changing the Structure of Civilization - Volume 3 - Aftermath

Synopsis

This book, the third in the author's series examining the impact of symbols on human behaviour, boldly corrects the record on the interpretation of James George Frazer's classic work, The Golden Bough. Frazer presented how symbolism affects humanity from beginning to end, and Edgar Ridley author takes on Frazer's critics, such as A.B. Cook and Theodore Gaster. In this volume, the author reminds the reader that symptomatic thought and behaviour have shaped every aspect of the genome and has controlled how genes operate throughout the world. Our understanding of genetics and its importance in human life and the changes that we have made throughout the world is based on the event of what the author labels the 'neurological misadventure of primordial man'.

This book describes how Symptomatic behaviour and the dynamics of symbolic behaviour is the cause of how genes operate in our bodies and how they express themselves in who we are and how we behave. Edgar Ridley maintains for all time that symptomatic behaviour will last forever as a catalyst for behaviour transformation that will lead to the solving of the world's most perplexing problems, including the conflicts that we face, the health problems that we endure, which issues are built primarily around racism and religion, causing health disparities and military conflict. According to the author, those problems and the human condition that affect the quality of life can only be solved by changing the mindset that produces symbolic behaviour.

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