On the Reception of the 'Origin of Species'
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- Nombre de pages24
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- ISBN859-65--4713805-1
- EAN8596547138051
- Date de parution31/07/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille381 Ko
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "On the Reception of the 'Origin of Species, '" Thomas Henry Huxley delivers a compelling exploration of the contentious debates surrounding Charles Darwin's groundbreaking theory of evolution. Drawing from a wealth of historical context, Huxley meticulously dissects the reactions-both fervent support and vehement opposition-that the publication of Darwin's work inspired among contemporaries. His eloquent prose, rich with scientific clarity and philosophical insight, serves to illuminate the intellectual climate of Victorian England, as he positions himself not only as a supporter of Darwin's theories but also as a pivotal figure in the discourse on evolution, ethics, and the nature of scientific inquiry.
Huxley's treatise is distinguished by its analytical rigor and persuasive argumentation, making it an essential text for understanding the evolution of scientific thought in the 19th century. As a prominent biologist and a staunch advocate for Darwinian thought, Huxley was often referred to as
Huxley's treatise is distinguished by its analytical rigor and persuasive argumentation, making it an essential text for understanding the evolution of scientific thought in the 19th century. As a prominent biologist and a staunch advocate for Darwinian thought, Huxley was often referred to as
In "On the Reception of the 'Origin of Species, '" Thomas Henry Huxley delivers a compelling exploration of the contentious debates surrounding Charles Darwin's groundbreaking theory of evolution. Drawing from a wealth of historical context, Huxley meticulously dissects the reactions-both fervent support and vehement opposition-that the publication of Darwin's work inspired among contemporaries. His eloquent prose, rich with scientific clarity and philosophical insight, serves to illuminate the intellectual climate of Victorian England, as he positions himself not only as a supporter of Darwin's theories but also as a pivotal figure in the discourse on evolution, ethics, and the nature of scientific inquiry.
Huxley's treatise is distinguished by its analytical rigor and persuasive argumentation, making it an essential text for understanding the evolution of scientific thought in the 19th century. As a prominent biologist and a staunch advocate for Darwinian thought, Huxley was often referred to as
Huxley's treatise is distinguished by its analytical rigor and persuasive argumentation, making it an essential text for understanding the evolution of scientific thought in the 19th century. As a prominent biologist and a staunch advocate for Darwinian thought, Huxley was often referred to as
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