An Appetite for Wonder: The Making of a Scientist. Richard Dawkins

Renowned evolutionary biologist and New York Times bestselling author Richard Dawkins recounts his childhood and intellectual development as a scientist in his memoirs. Translated into Ukrainian for the first time.

In his first book, The Selfish Gene (1976), Richard Dawkins proposed a completely new gene-centric view of evolution, which became an instant sensation and radically changed the understanding of biology, genes, and evolution, and sold over a million copies.

In 2006, Dawkins again changed the cultural and intellectual landscape of the world - his instant New York Times bestseller The God Delusion became a scientific "dismantling" of religion, sold over two million copies worldwide and became synonymous with ruthless skepticism and passionate scientific debate.

And now, almost half a century later, Richard Dawkins is ready to share the path of his evolution as a person and a thinker - from life in colonial Kenya to his intellectual awakening at Oxford.