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The tragedy of a priori selectionism: Dennett and Gould on adaptationism
Jeremy C. Ahouse | PhilPapers
Why so cross?
LRB · Thomas Nagel
The Greatest Show on Earth: the Evidence for Evolution by Richard Dawkins: review - Telegraph
Steve Jones hails Richard Dawkins's new book, which brings together his thinking on Darwin
Memes, selfish genes and Darwinian paranoia
Godfrey-Smith makes an excellent argument at some point in the book (chapter 7, on the gene’s eye view) that genes are not at all the sort of things Richard Dawkins and some other biologists think they are. (Psychology Today)
Reconsiderations: Richard Dawkins and His Selfish Meme
"In Mr. Dawkins's view, the organisms containing those genes are merely "lumbering robots" or "survival machines" that house and carry genetic information. The implication is that, in these terms, selfishness, even ruthless selfishness, pays off, and altruism does not." - April 23, 2008 - The New York Sun
Reconsiderations: Richard Dawkins and His Selfish Meme
From its attention-grabbing title to its accessible prose, Richard Dawkins's "The Selfish Gene" (1976) has (selfishly) spread its message in an impressive way since publication. (April 23, 2008 - The New York Sun)
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