Books recommended by Eslen Delanogare

Eslen Delanogare is a Brazilian neuroscientist and science communicator known for translating knowledge from neuroscience and psychology for the general public. He works at the intersection of behavioral science, evolution, and mental health, producing accessible content about how the brain functions and influences our emotions and decisions.

His curation of 47 books reveals a profile strongly anchored in evolutionary biology and the behavioral sciences — with titles such as Behave, by Robert Sapolsky, On the Origin of Species, and Animal Behavior. There is also a marked interest in mental health and psychiatry (Anxiety, Compêndio de Psiquiatria), as well as works crossing history, culture, and science (Guns, Germs, and Steel, 1499). The list mixes technical texts with mass-market reads, reflecting a view that values both scientific rigor and broad public outreach.