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First edition

Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2021

xiv, 242 stran ; 24 cm

ISBN 978-0-19-886226-0 (vázáno)

Dotisk: 3, 2021

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Introduction: A New Way to Read Nature 1 // 1 Historical Origins // 1.1 Introduction 11 // 1.2 Adaptationism and the legacy of natural theology 13 // 1.3 Population genetics 25 // 1.4 Levels of selection 35 // 1.5 Summary 45 // 2 Defining and Refining Selfish Genes 46 // 2.1 Introduction 46 // 2.2 What is a selfish gene? 49 // 2.3 Replicators and vehicles 57 // 2.4 Memes 64 // 2.5 General formulations of evolution by natural selection 68 // 2.6 Summary 78 // 3 Difficulties of The Theory 80 // 3.1 Introduction 80 // 3.2 Anthropomorphizing 82 // 3.3 Epistasis, heterozygote advantage, and the averaging fallacy 89 // 3.4 The bookkeeping objection 97 // 3.5 Genetic determinism 103 // 3.6 Human nature and human affairs 108 // 3.7 Summary 115 // 4 Inclusive Fitness and Hamilton’s Rule 116 // 4.1 Introduction 116 // 4.2 The origin and diversity of Hamilton’s Rule // 4.3 The gene’s-eye view and inclusive fitness: equivalence or historical accident? 129 // 4.4 Maximization of inclusive fitness and the Formal Darwinism Project 137 // 4.5 Recent reconciliations between the gene’s-eye view and inclusive fitness 143 // 4.6 Summary 149 // 5 Empirical Implications 151 // 5.1 Introduction 151 // 5.2 Extended phenotypes 153 // 5.3 Greenbeards 159 // 5.4 Selfish genetic elements 164 // 5.5 Summary 178 // Conclusion: The Gene’s-Eye View Today 180 // Why should biologists study the history of ideas? 181 // Metaphors and mathematics 185 // Die, selfish gene, die? 188 // The gene’s-eye view worldwide 190 // Final thoughts 193 // References 195 // Index 235