Nice, concise summaries of each chapter in 1-2 pages, covering most of the major sociocultural aspects of Homo Sapiens. Easily accessible to a variety of education levels and academic backgrounds, this volume provides a brisk and simple overview that allows readers to come away with a basic understanding and hopefully, provokes a more in-depth study by the reader. At times the sentence structure, grammar, and syntax is a bit awkward, and a few sentences may require re-readiojng to correctly interpret the content and meaning. In all, however, a very user-friendly rendering of a vast and coplex field.

The proofreaders and editor ought to be fired. I've seen poor grammar before but this is unbearable.