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The Wolf in the Parlor: How the Dog Came To Share Your Brain ペーパーバック – 2010/10/12

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There is no question that the dog inhabits a singular position in relation to humans, a position no other animal occupies. But where did this extraordinary bond originate, and what distinguishes it from the way we feel about other animals? And why is it that humans are as important to dogs as they are to us? Jon Franklin set out to find out and ended up spending a decade studying the origins and significance of the dog and its peculiar attachment to humans. As the intellectual pursuit of his subject began to take over Franklin's life, he married a dog lover and was quickly introduced to the ancient and powerful law of nature, to wit: Love me, love my dog. Soon Franklin was sharing hearth and home with a soulful and clever poodle named Charlie. And so began an odyssey, from a 12,000-year-old grave to a conclusion so remarkable as to change our perception of ourselves. Building on evolutionary science, archaeology, behavioral science, and the firsthand experience of watching his own dog evolve from puppy to family member, Franklin posits that man and dog are more than just inseparable; they are part and parcel of the same creature. Along the way,The Wolf in the Parlor imparts a substantial yet painless education on subjects as far-ranging as psychological evolution and neurochemistry. In this groundbreaking book, master storyteller Franklin shatters the lens through which we see the world and shows us an unexpected, enthralling picture of the human/canine relationship.

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Jon Franklin is the winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Journalism and the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Writing, among numerous other awards. He was a science writer forThe Baltimore Evening Sun and is now a journalism professor at the University of Maryland. He is also the author ofThe Molecules of the Mind, a New York Times Book of the Year, and Writing for Story.

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出版社 ‏ : ‎ St. Martin's Griffin; 第1版 (2010/10/12)
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言語 ‏ : ‎ 英語
ペーパーバック ‏ : ‎ 304ページ
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0312662645
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0312662646
寸法 ‏ : ‎ 13.97 x 1.73 x 21.59 cm

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Jon Franklin is no newcomer to deep storytelling. Here he delves into the human-canine continuum and offers insight far beyond that of the casual observer. For dog lovers, this book is a must read. For people trying to understand human anthropology to gain an insight as to why we are like we are, this book is a must read. Jon says the book took almost half a lifetime to write; it doesn't take nearly that long to read. What's more, the ending is pure serendipity. Nothing else could have been so powerful, yet so totally unplanned. If you give no other book for Christmas, give this one. If you have no one to buy the book for you for Christmas, present it to yourself. It's that good.

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I was completely engrossed with this book. As an animal lover and a dog lover especially, I was utterly fascinated by the subject matter. I love learning about human history and pre-history. I knew that humans and canines had a fairly long history together, but I did not know to what extent. What the author explains regarding brain development for both species makes the bond between humans and canines even more extraordinary. This book has ignited an even deeper interest in evolution. It is easy to understand for the non-scientist. A must-read!

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Just as John Grogan, a longtime newspaper reporter, captured and memorialized his family's experiences with their yellow Lab, Marley, in the book "Marley and Me," so also does Jon Franklin, a reporter and originally not a dog lover, chronicle his deepening relation with Charley, a black poodle.

But Franklin is a two time Pulitzer Prize winning science writer, knowledgeable about evolution, archaeology, brain functioning, mental disorders, anthropology, historic patterns of climate change, etc. So as his emotional relationship with Charley deepens and he seeks to understand it, he turns to his knowledge of the various sciences to make sense of it.

The result is a mixture of narrative in the vein of "Marley & Me" describing events with Charley interwoven with Franklin's musing about the relevance of various scientific findings.

This book may be a disappointment to several sorts of readers: to those who want a Lassie or Marley-type story told without detours through side-streets of possibly related scientific findings, or to those whose religious faiths are opposed to various scientific findings keyed to evolution -- OR even to those who want a straight scientific exposition clearly stating the question, the evidence, the conclusion.

BUT, for many not in those groups, especially those who are both dog lovers and appreciators of evolutionary science, this book will be a delight.

Its thesis is extremely interesting and provocative: Early man became "civilized" (pastoral, agricultural, forming cities) in the same era that the dog became distinct from its wolf heritage.

Franklin posits that this was no coincidence, that the dog-human interaction was extremely important in the evolution of mankind just as humans have been in the evolution of the dog, and that a symbiotic relationship between the two species has co-evolved such that each species has given up 10% of its brain volume (and functions) to the other.

Fascinating, interesting book to those (like me) who are not offended by its stances.

I found almost ALL of the customer reviews on Amazon (to this date) to be relevant, even those more critical.

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Terrific science writing...worth reading twice!

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Pulitzer Prize winning Science Journalist Jon Franklin has written the ultimate dog / science book. On his marriage to wife Lynn, he accepted her qualified yes, "Love me, love my dog". New to the dog world, Franklin is introduced to the dog subculture, and the various fiefdoms thereof. There are the Off Leash People, the Dog Training People, the Sunday Walk People, and myriad other variations on the theme. As he learns how to relate to Charlie the Dog, we are treated to charming anecdotes of the Marley variety, as well as an introspective rumination on the science of it is that he is experiencing. He sees himself forming a bond with Charlie that he had not anticipated, and begins to apply his science lens to this strange bond between dog and human. As he explores the history of man and dog, he begins to piece together his own hypothesis of the evolution and meaning of this bond. In the end, he proposes a stunning idea that both science buffs and dog lovers will celebrate.

Of particular interest are the chapters focused on the evolution of the human and canine brains. Comparing and contrasting the human sense of sight with the canine olfactory sense opens a wonderful chapter on the way in which the world is perceived by both creatures.

This is a wonderful piece of science writing, and a personal essay about his journey of understanding that will satisfy fans of the essay, science, and of course Fido. Chapters can be read out of sequence, and each stands on its own as as an essay of science and self discovery. I will read this again and again for the understanding that it has brought to me...a newly minted dog lover, and "owner" of a Siberian Husky.

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A real-life mystery about the bond between mankind and dogs

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When his new wife bought home a puppy, Franklin realized he was going to have to live with a dog. One day he asked himself, "Why is there a wolf in my parlor?"

The question wouldn't let him go. Franklin writes:

"...while dogs were everywhere one looked, humans gave them no serious notice--and what's more, didn't see anything odd about this arrangement. It was as if we were deliberately ignoring dogs and that is the kind of thing that catches the attention of psychiatrists. And, of course, science journalists."

Franklin, a Pulitzer prize winning writer, became obsessed with answering the question. He eventually found an answer but it took him ten years.

His search for an answer took him everywhere from universities to dog shows and led to meetings with a series of fascinating characters including dog breeders, dog owners, anthropologists, university professors and dog catchers.

Franklin obviously loves dogs and the book is also a moving account of his relationship with Charlie, the full size poodle that his wife Lynn brought home as a puppy. His description of living with Charlie brought back emotional memories of the dogs that I have owned and loved.

My only regret is that I bought this book as a Kindle e-book. Now I have to buy a second hardcover copy. This is a book I want on my bookshelf.

Recommended for dog owners and potential dog owners -- including parents who are thinking about getting a puppy for their children. I also recommend the book for nonfiction writers. Franklins account of his search is a detailed, highly readable account of how a classic nonfiction book is written. Every library should own a copy.

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The Wolf in the Parlor: The Eternal Connection between Humans and Dogs

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A must read for those pet owners who have always wondered "Just how that connecting bond" between the dog and it's owner was first formed. This book explores the scientific and anthropological connections and speculates on how the bond first originated and how each species had an impact on the other. I will read this one again despite the fact that the author tended to repeat ideas to emphasis his conjectures!

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