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The Babel effectDaniel Hecht
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The Babel effect

438 pagesFirst published 20014 editions
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Is violence a virus? Can your genes make you a killer? Why are we so willing to hurt each other? In The Babel Effect, the brilliant husband-and-wife research team of Ryan and Jessamine McCloud are charged with answering these urgent questions. Beginning as a neurological study of murderers on death row, their research explodes into an investigation into the biomedical foundations of human history. The quest takes them from prison cells to research labs to war zones throughout the world and forces them to doubt their most basic assumptions about the human species, about themselves, and about…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
PaperbackPocket Books20025289780743449540
EditionPan Macmillan20024489780330353755
EditionMacmillan Publishers Limited20014389780333904985
EditionCrown Publishers20014389780609607299
Violent crimesKidnappingPsychological fictionConspiraciesEpidemicsFictionAdventure storiesPsychological aspects of Violent crimes