"Retreat from Doomsday" by John Meuller

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"Under the rubric of the human sociological system, aggression and aggressive behavior are part of daily life. There are clear incidents of aggressive patterns of behavior within human relations on the micro level, as well as certain societal trends in the macro levels of human interaction. On a small level, humans act aggressively, much like nonhuman primates and other animals, in mating and sexual activity. On a more broad plane, human activities tend to conceptualize aggressive behavior when dealing with enemies, perhaps in order to so completely depersonalize the other side, as to be able to act out hostility and aggression, or perhaps to bring out the more animalistic human traits.


This paper will concern itself with one monograph on human aggression in the broadest and most political vein namely that of..."

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