Excerpt from Man in the Light of Evolution
Meanwhile many have discussed the evolution of family, society, morals, and religion who have not fully recognized the complexity of the prob lem. Some have looked at man entirely in the light of lower animals, almost as if he were a mere clam or worm, and have formed theories of human evolution adequate only to these lower forms. We have had many gladiatorial theo ries in spite of Professor Huxley's warning. Others, recognizing more clearly man's unique position, have practically discarded all laws of evolution applicable to lower forms. Some such writers have almost neglected the power of natu ral selection.
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Excerpt from Man in the Light of Evolution
Meanwhile many have discussed the evolution of family, society, morals, and religion who have not fully recognized the complexity of the prob lem. Some have looked at man entirely in the light of lower animals, almost as if he were a mere clam or worm, and have formed theories of human evolution adequate only to these lower forms. We have had many gladiatorial theo ries in spite of Professor Huxley's warning. Others, recognizing more clearly man's unique position, have practically discarded all laws of evolution applicable to lower forms. Some such writers have almost neglected the power of natu ral selection.
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Excerpt from Man in the Light of Evolution
Almost fifty years ago Mr. Darwin published the "Origin of Species." His "Descent of Man" followed some years later. A host of books have since been written on evolution, Darwinism, and natural selection. But comparatively few zoölogists have attempted to show the bearing of the theory of evolution on man's history, progress, and life. They have generally left this problem to the sociologist and archæologist.
This need not surprise us. All problems of life are exceedingly complex. Nature is, or seems, very illogical. Why, then, attack the problem in its most difficult form in the highest and most complex living being until we have gained an approximate solution of the questions involved in the life of the lower and simpler? The zoologist wisely hesitates before the difficulties of the attempt.
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Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. This book takes an insightful look at the evolutionary connection between humans and animals, exploring the origins of human behavior, family, and society. The author draws a throughline from basic cells and organisms to the development of early humans, discussing the evolution of muscles, the nervous system, and brain, and how these physiological changes impacted the progression of human intellect, culture, and ultimately the evolution of human morality and spirituality. This book is a fascinating examination that will appeal to readers interested in the study of evolution and those interested in the roots of human development and progression. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781330305997_0
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