Evolution is still puzzling: a critical analysis of evolution's social-humanitarian puzzle

Review of "Pieces of Evolution's Puzzle: A Social-Philosophical Perspective" by Gregory Sandstrom. This paper is an attempt to critically review the article "Piece's of Evolution's Puzzle: A Social-Philosophical Perspective" by Gregory M. Sandstrom. I argue that Mr. Sandstrom's paper, though it may offer legitimate challenges to evolution in human-social thought, ultimately falls short in its failure to offer an alternative to evolutionary theory. Instead, he just tries to follow the main lines of logic developed by Steve Fuller to promote the ideas of Pitirim Sorokin. Sandstrom's paper nevertheless has many provocative and insightful contributions; he reintroduces Theodosius Dobzhansky's culturally-sensitive biology to current social sciences.