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| '''Darwin's Dangerous Idea''' is a book by ] that puts forward the principle that ] ] is the central organising force not only in ], but also in most other aspects of the ], including the human mind (see ]). | '''Darwin's Dangerous Idea''' is a book by ] that puts forward the principle that ] ] is the central organising force not only in ], but also in most other aspects of the ], including the human mind (see ]). | ||
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| ''Darwin's Dangerous Idea: Evolution and the Meanings of Life'' ISBN 068482471X | ''Darwin's Dangerous Idea: Evolution and the Meanings of Life'' ISBN 068482471X | ||
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Darwin's Dangerous Idea is a book by Daniel Dennett that puts forward the principle that Darwinian evolution is the central organising force not only in biology, but also in most other aspects of the Universe, including the human mind (see Neural Darwinism).
Dennett coins a number of informal terms in this book, several of which have been used by later authors:
Darwin's Dangerous Idea: Evolution and the Meanings of Life ISBN 068482471X