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Richard Dawkins' seminal work, "The Selfish Gene," presents a revolutionary perspective on evolution, shifting the focus from individual organisms to the genes themselves. This groundbreaking book argues that evolution is best understood as a battle between genes, with organisms serving as mere survival machines for their genetic material. Dawkins masterfully explains complex concepts like kin selection, altruism, and the evolution of cooperation, making them accessible to a broad audience. The book's enduring influence lies in its ability to reframe our understanding of life, challenging conventional wisdom and sparking ongoing scientific and philosophical debate.
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paperback
Oxford University Press
Published Mar 16, 2006
386 pages
ISBN: 9780199291151
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First Published
1976
Language
eng
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