The book is an exploration of the concept of evolution from a gene-centered perspective, arguing that genes are the fundamental unit of natural selection and that their strategies for survival and replication drive much of the behavior of organisms.
Richard Dawkins presents a groundbreaking theory of evolution, focusing on the role of genes in shaping the behavior and evolution of living organisms. He argues that natural selection operates at the level of the gene, rather than the individual or the species, and that genes use organisms as vehicles for their own survival and replication.
Title: "The Selfish Gene"
Author: Richard Dawkins
Publishing Year: 2011
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Length in Hours: 16 hours and 12 minutes