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Aggression: the biology of war and peace Aggression lies at the heart of biological competition but its...
Shell Shock or Cowardice? - The case of Harry Farr Private Harry Farr was a British soldier executed for alleged...
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue: The true story of Gulf War Syndrome Simon Wessely is professor of psychiatry at the Institute of...
Creating new species: the future of man and his dominion over other animals My lectures have shown that while most human behaviours are...
“Knowing you, knowing me”: can other animals have an identity crisis? Success in achieving a true sense of identity of self...
Just War: Ancient influence on Islam and on the Spanish Conquistadors The study of justice in war is ancient in India...
Biological clocks: Human and animal concepts of time Professor Keith Kendrick dicusses the relationship between human and animal...
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