This Simian World

Clarence Day's "This Simian World" offers a witty and insightful exploration of human nature through the lens of evolution. Day uses humor and keen observation to dissect society, pondering what the world might look like if shaped by different primates, rather than humans. These essays delve into the core of our being, questioning our assumptions and exposing our inherent animalistic traits.

A thought-provoking work of social commentary, "This Simian World" blends scientific understanding with playful satire, creating a unique perspective on the human condition. Readers interested in evolution, primate behavior, and anthropology will find this collection both entertaining and intellectually stimulating. This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to rediscover Day's timeless observations and satirical wit.

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