Hello everyone. First post in this forum.
I learned the basics of evolution in high school but physics and maths were my first love and so didn't take it any further. Recently I've read a lot of popular science books that have given me a real sense of the power and complexity of evolution (eg Pinker, Ian Stewart's The Mathematics of Life, some Stephen Jay Gould) and I'd like to learn more. I'm aware that I only learnt the basic ideas and that the theory has been refined since Darwin, so what I'm looking for is something that gives a good overview of the current view of evolutionary mechanisms, macro and micro. I don't mind more technical books, but I'm probably limited because my formal biology education stopped at 13.
Also interested in recommendations for books on evolutionary psychology/cognitive neuroscience.
Many thanks!
HC