The Human Animal; The Mystery Of Man's Behavior. Hass, Hans

The author used animal studies and secretly-made films of people, to look for innate behavior patterns. [The New York Times book review, 1970, says:] the book changes from research to speculation, giving extracorporeal properties to humankind; assigns subkingdoms; then social/political organizations to another subkingdom which "harnesses man's instincts for the benefit of commerce." Illustrated with stills from the films. Ethology. -- Hardcover. Condition: very good (bookplate) with very good, unclipped dust jacket (spine color sunned, edgewear at spine tips; couple short tears).