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Human Nature and Violence: Is There Relationship? a Theoretical Exploration
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This study interrogates the nexus between human nature and violence. The study adopted qualitative reseat method in its investigation. Relying on the utility of secondary data and application of reiterative analytical technique, the study affirms a strong correlation between human nature and violence. It argues that violent is innate in all animals and since human beings are descendants of animal species they, too, must naturally exhibit violent behaviour in their interactions with their fellow beings. It is tin’s natural tendency that accounts for the violence experienced in human society.
