The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins

The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins

Dawkins' move was to change the unit. Natural selection, he argued, does not really work on species or even on individuals — it works on genes, and organisms are the vehicles genes build to carry themselves forward.

From that single shift he explains altruism between relatives, why parents and children have conflicting interests, why some animals cooperate and others cheat, and how stable strategies emerge without anyone choosing them. The final chapter invents the word meme, almost as an aside.

Fifty years old and still the most influential popular science book ever written about evolution.

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