Discover the depth of altruism

Discover the world of altruism through the eyes of Tobias Alke in “Selected Perspectives on Altruism” – a captivating work that explores the deep layers of human generosity and selflessness. At a time when the question of the true nature of altruism is more vividly debated than ever before, this book invites you on an inspiring journey that will revolutionize your understanding of giving and receiving. Is it possible that hidden in our evolutionary DNA lies the key to a life of compassion and prosocial action?

A kaleidoscope of knowledge

Delve into a carefully curated archive of in-depth studies of altruism and be impressed by the thoughts of some of the most brilliant minds ever to have tackled the subject. From philosophy, anthropology and social psychology to economics and sociology, this book covers a wide range of disciplines and sheds light on the many facets of altruism.

Nietzsche’s true picture of altruism

Friedrich Nietzsche, often misunderstood, is presented in a new light in this work. Discover how Nietzsche actually drew a complex picture of altruism and social power structures that is far removed from the simple idea of man as a compliant “sheep” of a “slave morality”. This book dispels common prejudices and shows Nietzsche as a pioneer of a genuine altruistic understanding.

Modern approaches and holistic considerations

From Ernst Fehr & Simon Gächter’s “altruistic punishment”, which is a modern interpretation of Auguste Comte’s approaches, to Marcel Mauss’ “gift”, which offers us a holistic view of our propensity for prosocial behavior, this book is a treasure chest waiting for you to discover.

An invitation to a change of perspective

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of altruism and experience how a change of perspective can transform your view of humanity and its capacity for altruistic action. “Selected Perspectives on Altruism” is not just a read, but an invitation to see the world through different eyes – eyes that recognize the potential for benevolence and compassion in each of us.