sensibly resists trying to wrap her arms around research on (to cite a few examples) the effect of our sprawling built environment, our increased tendency to sort ourselves by our politics and preferences, or our growing ethnic diversity-all of which have ramifications for friendship and could fill additional books. not just a biological account of friendship but a quick and painless tutorial in the history of evolutionary science, which is revealed to us through the prism of a subject all of us can relate to.Given how much there is to be said about friendship, maintaining this sharp focus must have required discipline. She has a solid command of the complex material before her and a seemingly effortless ability to make it not just digestible but engaging.
Denworth does an admirable job of outlining the sources of our yearning for it. deft exploration of the biology of a 'fundamental bond'.
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