Explores how Darwin’s ideas really work in the human world—and what that means for civilization and empire.
This book examines how the survival of the fittest idea has been misunderstood and misapplied, and argues that cooperation, education, and public spirit have become the true engines of progress.
In clear, accessible prose, the author contrasts natural selection with the rise of learning, organization, and social care. It challenges the notion that violence or wealth alone determine a people’s fate, and it traces how modern societies shape the next generation through culture, policy, and mutual aid."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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