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A Marxist critique and reconstruction of sociobiology—examining how biological explanations of social behavior reflect class interests and how a materialist approach might differ. Marxist Sociobiology asks: Does sociobiology's focus on genetic determinism serve to naturalize inequality? How do class relations shape what counts as "adaptive"? Could a Marxist sociobiology examine how social organization shapes biological evolution, and vice versa, without reducing one to the other? Marxist Sociobiology doesn't reject biology; it insists that biological and social explanations must be integrated, and that claims about "human nature" must be examined for their political content.
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