2 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Robert Wright's 1994 introduction to evolutionary psychology — using Charles Darwin's life as a case study — the most widely read popular account of evolutionary psychology and its implications for human behavior.
Charles Darwin's 1859 masterwork arguing for evolution by natural selection — the most consequential scientific book ever published — demonstrating through accumulated evidence that all species share common ancestors and that adaptation arises through differential reproductive success without design.