Ridley identifies the key problems with Darwin's theory and looks at some of the answers that have been offered, giving the rival merits of the different theories. He also shows that recent controversial ideas, said to spell the death of Darwinism, are not as revolutionary as they seem, and that Darwinism is flexible enough to withstand reappraisal...
Read moreRidley identifies the key problems with Darwin's theory and looks at some of the answers that have been offered, giving the rival merits of the different theories. He also shows that recent controversial ideas, said to spell the death of Darwinism, are not as revolutionary as they seem, and that Darwinism is flexible enough to withstand reappraisal and adaptation.
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