Becoming a Dad – The Emergence of the Modern Father is an entertaining and informative book that overcomes old stereotypes of fatherhood. On an exciting journey through the historical roles of the father, it helps you decide what kind of father you want to be. This book is for everyone – for those just becoming fathers and for those who have been fathers for a long time.
Evolutionary anthropologist Anna Machin tells the story of fatherhood from its evolutionary beginnings half a million years ago to today. Using the latest studies from neuroscience, genetics, biology, sociology, and psychology, she explores what it means to be a father and the special role fathers play in their children's lives. How does the knowledge of becoming a father affect a man? How do our genes and upbringing influence our behavior as fathers? How is the role of the father defined differently in societies around the world?
This insightful and entertaining book casts fathers in a completely new light. It is an essential book for fathers and mothers, for those who want to reflect on their relationship with their father, and for aspiring anthropologists and sociologists. In a society where the image of the father is rapidly changing, this book shows you why fathers are essential.
Main Features:
- Insights into the historical and modern role of the father
- Written by evolutionary anthropologist Anna Machin
- Based on the latest studies from various sciences
- Helps reflect and define your role as a father
- For new fathers, experienced fathers, mothers, and professionals
- Highlights the importance of fatherhood in different cultures
- Inspiring and insightful for modern fatherhood
Manufacturer according to GPSR
KUNSTMANN