Books by Richard Dawkins
- The Oxford Book of Modern Science Writing (2008)
- A rich and vibrant multi-disciplinary anthology that celebrates the finest writing by scientists cap...
- The Ancestor's Tale (2005)
- A renowned biologist provides a sweeping chronicle of more than four billion years of life on Earth,...
- The Blind Watchmaker (1986)
- Clarifies the seemingly implausible aspects of Darwin's theory, drawing on the famous watch comparis...
- The Magic of Reality (2011)
- Addresses key scientific questions previously explained by rich mythologies, from the evolution of t...
- An Appetite for Wonder (2013)
- With the 2006 publication of The God Delusion, the name Richard Dawkins became a byword for ruthless...
- The Selfish Gene: stability and the selfish machine; 6. Genesmanship; 7. Family planning; 8. Battle of the generations; 9. Battle of the sexes; 10. You scratch my back, I'll ride on yours; 11. Memes: the new replicators; 12. Nice guys finish first; 13. The long reach of the gene; Endnotes; Updated bibliography; Index and key to bibliography (1999)
- Dawkin's theory that genes may reach outside the bodies in which they sit and manipulate other indiv...
- The Selfish Gene (2006)
- An ethologist shows man to be a gene machine whose world is one of savage competition and deceit....
- The Selfish Gene:30th Anniversary edition (2006)
- The million copy international bestseller, critically acclaimed and translated into over 25 language...
- The God Delusion (2006)
- Argues that belief in God is irrational, and describes examples of religion's negative influences on...
- A Devil's Chaplain (2003)
- Presents a collection of essays that explore such topics as religion, mysticism, moden educational m...
- Climbing Mount Improbable (1997)
- Arguing that the perfection of the human body is the result of improbable mutation, a prominent Darw...
- The Extended Phenotype (1999)
- In this influential and controversial book that has become a classic in popular science writing, Daw...
- River Out Of Eden (1996)
- Expanding on his theory that the gene is the basic unit of evolution, the author explains how genes ...
