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The 13 pages that link to Richard Dawkins, each with the reason it gives.

• Lynn MargulisCompared with: His gene-centered framing contrasts with Margulis’s emphasis on symbiosis as an evolutionary force.

• MemeticsRelated: His gene analogy supplied the foundational language for memetics.

• MemeRelated: Dawkins proposed the term to describe cultural replication by imitation.

• New AtheismRelated: His book The God Delusion became one of the movement’s defining works.

• The Selfish GeneBroader topic: He wrote and later revised The Selfish Gene.

• Ayaan Hirsi AliRelated: Their shared advocacy for secularism placed her within international atheist debates.

• Robert TriversRelated: Dawkins popularized several ideas associated with Trivers and acknowledged his influence.

• AntitheismRelated: His public advocacy helped popularize contemporary antireligious arguments.

• E. O. WilsonRelated: His account of social evolution sharpened debates Wilson helped bring to public attention.

• Susan BlackmoreRelated: His account of memes as cultural replicators inspired Blackmore’s extended theory of memetic evolution.

• Douglas AdamsRelated: Dawkins and Adams were friends; Dawkins later described Adams’s enthusiasm for science and reason.

• Michael ShermerRelated: Dawkins and Shermer both bring scientific arguments into public debates about religion.

• Relationship between science and religionBroader topic: His arguments represent a prominent view that science and religious belief often conflict.