Descartes' baby : how the science of child development explains what makes us human / Paul Bloom

This text explores how infants distinguish between the physical and social worlds, and how this innate dualism shapes complex human traits like morality and art. It examines how these early cognitive frameworks develop to influence lifelong thought and behaviour.

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