Hello -
Although not a text book per se, Richard Dawkins' book The Selfish
Gene would provide an excellent description of evolution and ample
discussion material. Its been several years since I read it, but I think
it was written to be easily accessible to a lay audience.
Alongthe same lines, E.O. Wilson's Diversity of Life would also
merit consideration.
Michael Cooperman
jbowen wrote:
Hi All:
In the fall I am going to be teaching an Evolutionary Biology course for
students in the social sciences and humanities. No prior coursework in the
natural sciences is required. I am curious if the list might have
recommendations for a textbook that is appropriate for this audience.
Thanks in advance for your input.
