Evolution: The History of an IdeaUniversity of California Press, 2003 - Всего страниц: 464 Since its original publication in 1983, Evolution: The History of an Idea has been recognized as a comprehensive and authoritative source on the development and impact of this most controversial of scientific theories. This new edition has been entirely rewritten to take account of the latest work of historians and scientists. The sequence of chapters has been reconstructed in a way that will help students and general readers to understand the key phases in the development of modern evolutionism. The book's substantial bibliography has been updated to serve as a valuable introduction to the immense literature on this topic. |
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ITS SCOPE AND IMPLICATIONS | 1 |
2 THE PREEVOLUTIONARY WORLDVIEW | 27 |
3 EVOLUTION IN THE ENLIGHTENMENT | 48 |
4 NATURE AND SOCIETY 1800 1859 | 96 |
5 THE DEVELOPMENT OF DARWINS THEORY | 141 |
6 THE RECEPTION OF DARWINS THEORY | 177 |
SCIENTIFIC EVOLUTIONISM 18751925 | 224 |
8 EVOLUTION SOCIETY AND CULTURE 18751925 | 274 |
9 THE EVOLUTIONARY SYNTHESIS | 325 |
10 MODERN DEBATES AND DEVELOPMENTS | 347 |
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