《科学》 第391卷 第6785期 · 2026年2月5日 · 中文解读
爱、连接与幸福结局
Love, connection, and happily ever after · R. C. Brooks
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本文评论了贾斯汀·加西亚的《亲密动物》和保罗·伊斯特威克的《进化纽带》两本关于爱情与亲密关系的书籍,探讨了它们对人际关系、进化心理学和现代约会文化的不同观点。
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A pair of authors see satisfying relationships as achievable with a little science and some wishful thinking Robert C. Brooks L ove, intimacy, and sex dominate advice columns, drive pop culture, and shape moralizing institutions. Is this the result of our fascination with infinitely complex interactions between very different souls, a preoccupation with our own future happiness and with regulating the behavior of others, or a consequence of our ancestors’ scrambling to make good matches and spin them into productive relationships? There is no reason all three cannot be true, but behavioral scientists are not universally known for their consilience. …
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