Helen E. Fisher Libros

A really uplifting novel about a neurodivergent young man who unexpectedly builds a community and saves a friend in need by following – in a way only he can – advice from his mother.

Beautifully nostalgic and incredibly moving, Space Hopper is an uplifting debut about mothers and daughters, time and faith, and deciding when, and how, to let go of the past.

"Captivates the reader, answers all those puzzling questions that caused your mother (or priest or guidance counselor or gym teacher) to blame God and/or hormones....Her prediction of a more open and egalitarian order provides a compelling--and hopeful--vision for the future."THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRERLove at first sight...the copulatory gaze...dinner dates...jealousy... intimacy... homesexuality...infidelity...Dr.Helen Fisher, an anthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History, explains it all in this four-million-year history of the human species. She demystifies much about romance and pairing that we tend to believe is willfull or just plain careless. She offers new explanations for why men and women fall in love, marry, and divorce, and discusses the future of sex in a way that will surprise you.

A groundbreaking book about how your personality type determines who you love. Why do you fall in love with one person rather than another? In this fascinating and informative book, Helen Fisher, one of the world’s leading experts on romantic love, unlocks the hidden code of desire and attachment. Each of us, it turns out, primarily expresses one of four broad personality types—Explorer, Builder, Director, or Negotiator—and each of these types is governed by different chemical systems in the brain. Driven by this biology, we are attracted to partners who both mirror and complement our own personality type. Based on entirely new research—including a detailed questionnaire completed by seven million people in thirty-three countries—Why Him? Why Her? will change your understanding of why you love him (or her) and help you use nature’s chemistry to find and keep your life partner.

First published in 1992, Helen Fisher’s “fascinating” ( New York Times ) Anatomy of Love quickly became a classic. Since then, Fisher has conducted pioneering brain research on lust, romantic love, and attachment; gathered data on more than 80,000 people to explain why you love who you love; and collected information on more than 30,000 men and women on sexting, hooking up, friends with benefits, and other current trends in courtship and marriage. And she presents a new, scientifically based and optimistic perspective on relationships in our digital age—what she calls “slow love.” This is a cutting-edge tour de force that traces human family life from its origins in Africa over 20 million years ago to the Internet dating sites and bedrooms of today. And it’s got it all: the copulatory gaze and other natural courting ploys; the who, when, where, and why of adultery; love addictions; her discovery of four broad chemically based personality styles and what each seeks in romance; the newest data on worldwide (biologically based) patterns of divorce; how and why men and women think differently; the real story of women, men, and power; the rise—and fall—of the sexual double standard; and what brain science tells us about how to make and keep a happy partnership.

A study of the origins of love probes the human brain for insights into the origins of the sex drive, romance, and attraction, while offering advice on how to channel these desires into healthy pursuits.

Was sagt die Partnerwahl über die eigene Persönlichkeit aus? Anthropologin und Bestsellerautorin Helen Fisher beschreibt anschaulich und fundiert, warum manche Menschen füreinander bestimmt sind und andere nicht, und sie erklärt, wie wir dieses Wissen erfolgreich bei der Partnersuche umsetzen.

Pierwsze wydanie "Anatomii miłości" Helen Fisher szybko stało się klasykiem. Fisher przeprowadziła pionierskie badania mózgu dotyczące pożądania, romantycznej miłości i przywiązania; zebrała dane od ponad 80 000 osób, aby wyjaśnić, dlaczego kochamy tych, których kochamy; oraz zgromadziła informacje od ponad 30 000 mężczyzn i kobiet na temat sextingu, przelotnych znajomości, przyjaźni z korzyściami i innych współczesnych trendów w randkowaniu i małżeństwie. Prezentuje nową, opartą na nauce i optymistyczną perspektywę na relacje w naszej erze cyfrowej – to, co nazywa "powolną miłością". To nowatorskie dzieło śledzi życie rodzinne ludzi od jego początków w Afryce sprzed 20 milionów lat do współczesnych serwisów randkowych i sypialni. Obejmuje wszystko: spojrzenie kopulacyjne i inne naturalne strategie uwodzenia; kto, kiedy, gdzie i dlaczego zdradza; uzależnienia od miłości; odkrycie czterech szerokich, chemicznie opartych stylów osobowości i tego, czego każdy z nich szuka w romantyce; najnowsze dane na temat światowych (biologicznie uwarunkowanych) wzorców rozwodów; jak i dlaczego mężczyźni i kobiety myślą inaczej; prawdziwą historię kobiet, mężczyzn i władzy; wzrost – i upadek – podwójnych standardów seksualnych; oraz to, co nauka o mózgu mówi nam o tym, jak stworzyć i utrzymać szczęśliwe partnerstwo.