Richard Dawkins presents the genius of Charles Darwin
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Richard Dawkins presents the genius of Charles Darwin
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- Richard Dawkins presents the genius of Charles Darwin
- Title variation
- Genius of Charles Darwin
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- 150 years ago in 1859, Charles Darwin published Origin of Species ? and nothing would ever be the same again. Evolution by natural selection is probably the most powerful idea anyone ever had. In this three-part series, Richard Dawkins, the evolutionary scientist and bestselling author, takes us on a journey of discovery. How does evolution work? How do we know it?s true, and why do some people still deny it? As evolved creatures, do we have to be callous, selfish and immoral? In the course of his journey, Richard Dawkins visits a New York sperm bank and talks to the women about how they choose the genes of their children. He takes us to Lambeth Palace to visit the Archbishop of Canterbury, and to Kenya to visit that spectacularly well preserved fossil, the Turkana Boy
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- VDES
- Characteristic
- videorecording
- Credits note
- Directed by Russell Barnes. Written by Richard Dawkins
- Dewey number
- 576.8
- Intended audience
- Exempt from classification
- Language note
- In English. No subtitles
- Runtime
- 138
- Target audience
- adult
- Technique
- live action
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