Richard
Dawkins: books
Books by Richard Dawkins:
The
Selfish Gene (1976 1989)
- genes are selfish, even when seemingly
altruistic.
Read the opening pages .
The
Extended Phenotype (1982)
- the long reach of the gene. New edition (June
1999) with an afterword by Daniel Dennett
The
Blind Watchmaker (1986) -
natural selection and the illusion of design
River out of
Eden (1995) - a river of
DNA flows through time and through ourselves
Climbing
Mount Improbable (1996) -
case studies of natural selection in action
Unweaving
the Rainbow : Science, Delusion and the
Appetite for Wonder (1998)
Books featuring Richard Dawkins :
The
Third Culture: Beyond the Scientific Revolution
by John Brockman (1995) - "23
noted scientists discussing their theories, the
nature of scientific inquiry, and their common
desire to be recognized as today's intellectual
leaders". Visit the Edge Foundation
website , and read the feature
on Dawkins .
The
End of Science by John Horgan (1996). He
speaks with Dawkins and other key figures in the
chapter "the end of evolutionary
biology".
How
Things Are A Science Tool-Kit for the Mind
by John Brockman & Katinka Matson (Editors)
- includes "Good and Bad Reasons for
Believing" by Richard Dawkins
The
Mind's I by Douglas R. Hofstadter,
Daniel C. Dennett (Chapter 10)
Clones
and Clones: Facts and Fantasies About Human
Cloning - Stephen Jay Gould, Richard
Dawkins , Steven Pinker, Eric and Richard
Posner, Wendy Doniger, Andrea Dworkin, and other
distinguished scholars and writers from a broad
range of disciplines address the troubling and
fascinating issue of human cloning.
John Catalano