Kim Sterelny is an Australian philosopher, living and working in Australasia. He has always worked in the border zones of philosophy and the cognitive and historical sciences. For the last few decades, his central project has been on the evolution of human lifeways and of the capacities that make those possible.

• Part I. The Project Chapter 1: Humans: Not Just Another Unique Species Chapter 2: The Challenge of the Historical Sciences Part II. The Human Co-Evolutionary Dynamic Chapter 3: From Rugged Individualism to Commitment to Cooperation Chapter 4: The Evolution of an Informational Commons Part III. Constructing the Human Niche Chapter 5: Making a Living: Scavenging, Hunting, and the Decline of Dominance Chapter 6: Social Scale: Life in Open Worlds Chapter 7: Regulating Social Interactions: Norms and Their Importance Chapter 8: The Road to Language Part IV. Upshot Chapter 9: The House That Darwin Built

Kim Sterelny is an Australian philosopher, living and working in Australasia. He has always worked in the border zones of philosophy and the cognitive and historical sciences. For the last few decades, his central project has been on the evolution of human lifeways and of the capacities that make those possible.

• Part I. The Project Chapter 1: Humans: Not Just Another Unique Species Chapter 2: The Challenge of the Historical Sciences Part II. The Human Co-Evolutionary Dynamic Chapter 3: From Rugged Individualism to Commitment to Cooperation Chapter 4: The Evolution of an Informational Commons Part III. Constructing the Human Niche Chapter 5: Making a Living: Scavenging, Hunting, and the Decline of Dominance Chapter 6: Social Scale: Life in Open Worlds Chapter 7: Regulating Social Interactions: Norms and Their Importance Chapter 8: The Road to Language Part IV. Upshot Chapter 9: The House That Darwin Built

Kim Sterelny is an Australian philosopher, living and working in Australasia. He has always worked in the border zones of philosophy and the cognitive and historical sciences. For the last few decades, his central project has been on the evolution of human lifeways and of the capacities that make those possible.

• Part I. The Project Chapter 1: Humans: Not Just Another Unique Species Chapter 2: The Challenge of the Historical Sciences Part II. The Human Co-Evolutionary Dynamic Chapter 3: From Rugged Individualism to Commitment to Cooperation Chapter 4: The Evolution of an Informational Commons Part III. Constructing the Human Niche Chapter 5: Making a Living: Scavenging, Hunting, and the Decline of Dominance Chapter 6: Social Scale: Life in Open Worlds Chapter 7: Regulating Social Interactions: Norms and Their Importance Chapter 8: The Road to Language Part IV. Upshot Chapter 9: The House That Darwin Built