Джеффри Миллер - Соблазняющий разум [Как выбор сексуального партнера повлиял на эволюцию человеческой природы] [litres]

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Когда издательство Corpus предложило мне написать предисловие к книге Миллера, я вспомнил, что фактически уже сделал нечто подобное 10 лет назад (см.: Александр Марков, “Эволюция человека”, том 1, глава 7 “Происхождение человека и половой отбор”). Впрочем, сегодня, когда я говорю об этой книге, интонации невольно получаются другими: чуть менее восторженными, чуть более ностальгическими.

О нескольких экспериментальных исследованиях, в которых проверяли те или иные проверяемые следствия полового отбора, рассказано в нашей с Еленой Наймарк книге “Перспективы отбора. От зеленых пеночек и бессмысленного усложнения до голых землекопов и мутирующего человечества”.

“Зачем” в данном случае не телеология, то есть не приписывание эволюции, слепому природному процессу, способности стремиться к некой заранее намеченной цели, а краткая жаргонная формулировка, точный смысл которой можно расшифровать примерно так: “Какие преимущества в выживании или размножении получали гоминиды с более крупным мозгом по сравнению со своими конкурентами, другими гоминидами, имевшими чуть менее крупный мозг?”