The emergence and elevation of love, by Gerald Hutter

Darwin's theory came to be a scientific revolution and has been and still is a subject of debate. Therefore, Gerald Huther's reliance on it in his interpretation of the development of feelings of love between humans is a bold move, but he presents it in a way that involves intelligence. Although the book has a dense scientific aspect, it provides simplified information and presents evidence and examples in an easy-to-understand style without lacking humor. In it, Huther proves his wit, which is the characteristic feature of his series of books aimed at the non-specialist audience in biology.