Ravi is mostly correct, even though he might be surprised to hear me say it, since I am very sympathetic to such attempts as evolutionary psychology and sociobiology. It is hard to see that they have a viable theory except perhaps when they write about the social insects or are making comments about reproductive "strategies" in general.
Besides Jerry Fodor in LRB I would also like to recommend Allen Orr's critiques of "fundamentalist" adaptationism in the Boston Review of Books.
Orr often gets his hook into the instability in the thinking of Dennet, Pinker, Wilson, Dawkins, and the crowd.
Jerry
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