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Bookmark or Share- Randolph M Nesse - Google ScholarArticles 1–20. Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry, The University of Michigan; Professor of Life Sciences, Arizona - Cited by 41,290 - Evolutionary medicine - Emotions - Mental disorders...
- Randolph Nesse - EmotionsWhy do they exist at all? How are they regulated? How many are there? Reading the emotions literature was a slogging trek through the same New Hampshire woods that so discouraged William James on a similar journey. But my 1990 paper had a main point that has helped it become widely cited.
- Randolph Nesse - BooksTranslations of Good Reasons for Bad Feelings: New Insights from Evolutionary Psychiatry Translations of Why We Get Sick.
- Randolph Nesse - What Is Evolutionary Medicine?Evolutionary medicine poses a fundamentally new kind of question about disease. Instead of only asking how bodies work and why some people get sick, evolutionary medicine also asks why natural selection has left all of us with traits that make us vulnerable to disease (1).
- Good Reasons for Bad Feelings: Insights from the Frontier of ...A quarter century ago, Randolph Nesse bravely helped apply this dictum to medicine. Now, in Good Reasons For Bad Feelings, he tackles the deeper evolutionary question of why we, our minds, and our brains are so vulnerable to mental illness.
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