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2016
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human evolution compassion paleopathology paleoepidemiology bioarcheology compaixão paleopatologia paleoepidemiologia bioarqueologia evolução humanaSujets proches
Care and treatment Examples Exemplars Papers People Man Humanity (Human beings) Human race Mankind Homo sapiens Humankind Humans Donations Presents Dos Distribution, Cooperative Cooperative distribution Cooperative movement illness tepeCiter ce document
Eugénia Cunha, « Compassion between humans since when? What the fossils tell us », Etnográfica
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This paper explores the concept of compassion in an evolutionary framework, and presents pathological cases identified in fossil records. The paleopathological examples presented illustrate how the negative impact of disease and injury on individuals’ lives is minimized through empathy, cooperation and care towards conspecifics.
