In the introduction to the latest edition of this work, the author tracks its influence through speeches by people like Isidore Geoffrey Saint-Hilaire and Jean-Louis Naudin.
In the introduction to the latest edition of this work, the author tracks its influence through speeches by people like Isidore Geoffrey Saint-Hilaire and Jean-Louis Naudin. Janet Browne wrote a "biography" of this work, which is preceded by three epigraphs, from the Bridgewater Treatise, the Analogy of Revealed Religion, and the Advancement of Learning, by William Whewell, Joseph Butler, and Francis Bacon. This work, the subject of a work about Peter and Rosemary Grant by Jonathan Weiner, discusses the instincts of slave-making ants and cell-making honeybees in one chapter, while another discusses the (*) domestication and breeding of pigeons. This work disputed the conclusions of William Paley's Natural Theology, and improved upon Zoological Philosophy by Jean-Baptiste Lamarck. Forced into publication by a similar work of Alfred Russell Wallace, for 10 points, name this book that put forth natural selection and other tenets of evolution, written by Charles Darwin.
In the introduction to the latest edition of this work, the author tracks its influence through speeches by people like Isidore Geoffrey Saint-Hilaire and Jean-Louis Naudin.
On the {Origin} of {Species} by {Means} of Natural Selection, or the {Preservation} of {Favoured Races} in the {Struggle} for {Life}