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The book "Homo Eroticus. Love Affection in the Mirror of Evolution" is not just another non-fiction book about love and affection, it is a fascinating journey into the past, to the origins of the formation of intimate feelings. Why is this important? Because the evolutionary past of Homo sapiens is intertwined with the development of family relationships. In this sense, this book is probably about humans and their culture. We are capable of manifesting much deeper and more complex love emotions and experiences than other primates. At the same time, we remain primates, albeit somewhat unique. The human is inseparable from the biological, and love is unthinkable outside of sexual behaviour. In one way or another, all human emotions are linked to our neurobiological background. However, the book is not limited to the fields of zoology, paleontology and neurobiology; it brings together a variety of approaches, including humanitarian, psychological and philosophical interpretations, which allow us to better understand our love feelings. Perhaps this is its "highlight."