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Blind to the Obvious: the Resistance to Neo-Darwinian Sociology.

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The lecture asks why sociologists have been as resistant as they have to the application of neo-Darwinian theory to the study of collective human behaviour, despite the by now acknowledged validity of Darwin’s fundamental insight into the nature of the evolutionary process.

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