The Selfish Gene
In The Selfish Gene, Richard Dawkins introduces the gene-centered view of evolution, explaining how genes act selfishly to replicate and survive. This perspective illuminates behaviors in animals and humans, transforming our comprehension of natural selection and life's processes. A seminal text in evolutionary biology.
About This Book
The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins presents a provocative view of evolution, focusing on the gene as the fundamental unit of selection.
Drawing from modern biology, the book argues that genes propagate themselves, shaping organisms and behaviors in ways that ensure their survival.
This work challenges traditional notions of altruism and cooperation, offering insights into the mechanisms behind life's diversity.
Dawkins' clear and engaging style makes complex scientific ideas accessible to a wide audience.
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