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Richard Dawkins

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1941 He coined the term “meme,” likening cultural transmission to genes. Also known for his dispute with Stephen Jay Gould. Although this dispute symbolized the groups accepting and rejecting sociobiology, the 2 joined forces against creationism. Vividly depicts how parent-offspring conflict and protection, male-female rivalry, aggression, territorial behavior, and other phenomena in animal and human societies evolved, from the perspective of “gene selfishness.” Its claims shocked the world and sparked major controversy involving intellectual and educational circles. Richard Dawkins is an evolutionary biologist known for worldwide bestsellers such as The Selfish Gene and The God Delusion. In particular, he continues incisively criticizing intelligent-design theory, which holds that nature was created by “someone” beyond human understanding. https://scrapbox.io/files/6633aeecb3b2740024ba2edb.png #word Vividly depicts how parent-offspring conflict and protection, male-female rivalry, aggression, territorial behavior, and other phenomena in animal and human societies evolved, from the perspective of “gene selfishness.” Its claims shocked the world and sparked major controversy involving intellectual and educational circles. Richard Dawkins is an evolutionary biologist known for worldwide bestsellers such as The Selfish Gene and The God Delusion. In particular, he continues incisively criticizing intelligent-design theory, which holds that nature was created by “someone” beyond human understanding.

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