A grandfather with four grandchildren, great grandfather of one now, more pending, David Loye is a psychologist and evolutionary systems scientist. Author of the National Award winning The Healing of a Nation and many other books, he is best known for his recovery of the long ignored rest of Darwin's theory of evolution-that is, the Darwin who wrote 95 times of love and 92 times of the moral sense, not survival of the fittest, as the prime driver of evolution. Still a work in progress, Loye's major work remains the development of a new Darwinian moral transformation theory. He lives with his partner Riane Eisler, author of the international best selling The Chalice and the Blade, in Carmel, California. His website is www.davidloye.com.
