From Social Darwinism to Sociobiology . By Howard L. Kaye. With a new epilogue by the author. All of which makes this a propitious time for the republication of Howard Kaye s incisive philosophical critique of sociobiology, first published ten years ago. In short, the sociobiologist first reads his own moral program into nature and then, unsurprisingly, discovers it from nature.
Evolutionary psychology avoids some of the cruder reductionism of the older sociobiology.
The Rise of the Islamic Empire and the Threat to the West. By Anthony J. Dennis. In that worldview, what others call terrorism takes on the appearance of eminently sensible strategy. It is not the purpose of this book, but in the discussion of which it is part there is a responsibility to try to distinguish between Islam as a political movement and Islam as a religion with innumerable adherents who want nothing more than to live in peace. Catholic Lives, Contemporary America.