The Darwin Wars by Andrew Brown
How Stupid Genes Became Selfish Gods
"The Darwin Wars" is a compelling exploration of the fierce debates surrounding evolutionary theory and its implications for society and religion. The book delves into the intellectual conflicts between scientists and philosophers who support Darwin's theories and those who oppose them, often from a religious standpoint. It examines the impact of evolutionary thought on ethics and morality, and discusses the rise of controversial ideas such as sociobiology and evolutionary psychology. The author provides a critical analysis of the arguments presented by both sides, highlighting the influence of these scientific battles on broader cultural and intellectual landscapes.
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- Published
- 1999
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- British
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- Pages
- 256
- Original Language
- English
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