garden set poems economy vegetation loves plants british poet naturalist economy vegetation celebrates technological innovation scientific discovery offers theories concerning contemporary scientific questions history popular loves plants promotes illustrates classification scheme plants popular science books intent garden readers interest science time embracing language plants darwin makes interesting relevant readers reliance conventional images women describing plants flowers traditional gender stereotypes darwin emphasizes connections humanity plants arguing natural world sexual reproduction heart evolution ideas grandson later turn fledged theory evolution evolutionary theme continues economy vegetation contends scientific progress evolution urges readers celebrate scientific discoveries language usually reserved heroes artistic amateur popular britain second half eighteenth century despite high cost bestseller poem radical political elements support french revolution criticism slavery angered conservative british readers darwin attempt science convey wonders scientific discovery technological innovation poetry helped initiate tradition popular science writing continues present day historical background increasingly popular britain translation works english prominent books botanical arrangement vegetables naturally growing great_britain system classifying plants book went multiple editions standard text british plants generation book delighted intrigued experts children alike effects book provoked debate translation works aimed translation latin stripped nomenclature language wanted widely available believed women readers protected mention sexuality preface writes english dress favourite amusement ladies thought proper drop sexual titles darwin held opposite position maintained works translated literally possible sexual references nomenclature retained founded darwin friends specifically translate works issued english translation system vegetables categorized plants assisted coined new botanical words work group families plants introduced words english language example translation prevailed forced adopt vocabulary later editions work system reliability system subject debate darwin composing loves plants leading scholars conclude intentions publishing poem defend classification scheme proposed like humans plants male female reproduce sexually described system highly language scholar writes believe sex life flowers poem darwin embraced classification scheme metaphors time defending system darwin classified plants solely number reproductive organs darwin poem emphasized proportion length arrangement sexual organs writing publication inspired enjoyment botanical garden primarily poem verses written darwin garden darwin decided compose poem ideas darwin later include edited version poem loves plants permission treatment complained darwin rights memoirs according darwin said system poetic ground sic happy subject muse fine scope poetic landscape suggests kind reversed darwin thought love plants kind love song woman love eventually marry concerned scientific reputation curious audience demanding poem economy vegetation published loves plants anonymously poetry stunned success published loves plants economy vegetation garden publisher eventually bought copyright garden sum johnson published garden charged shillings price time wrote immense price gave work owing considerations inspired trust popularity time continues fashionable study high price discouraged government prosecution book contained radical political views subversive ideas poem contained limited audience educated elite afford purchase book loves plants structure poetic style suggesting passing single day loves plants divided written heroic preface poem outlines basics classification system guiding reader garden muse described inspiration interspersed dialogues poetic theory poet poem narrative instead reminiscent tradition consists descriptions eighty separate species accompanied extensive explanatory loves plants darwin claims banner science believer enlightenment ideals wanted participate scientific discovery new knowledge accessible format darwin scholar written darwin sought pope newton mechanics essay man loves plants voice poet darwin voice argues poetry meant appeal senses particularly vision darwin primary tool darwin based classical allusions embedded naming system meant images gods heroes images plants depict ordinary images stimulate readers assist learning material allow darwin argue plants discussing living things like humans darwin use suggests plants akin humans reader assume emphasis mankind contributes evolutionary theme runs poem loves plants argues human emotion rooted physiology christian theology darwin economy vegetation works called describing plants language love sex darwin hoped convey idea humans human sexuality simply natural world darwin writes poem reverse art poetic gods trees flowers undertaken similar art restore original themes evolution darwin wrote sexual generation plants new varieties improvements frequently obtained insisted loves plants sexual reproduction heart evolutionary change progress humans plants writes poem seen early study darwin lifelong commitment idea darwin illustrated organic change social political change garden darwin ideals american french revolutions criticizes slavery celebration technological progress economy vegetation suggests social scientific progress single evolutionary process humanity improving moving perfection evidenced political rights gender love plants opening world non specialist women particular reinforced conventional gender stereotypes darwin images remained deeply virgin seductive predatory woman modest powerful queen darwin gives plant women central role reversal classification scheme focuses male representations stray stereotypical images women female male reproductive organs ratio plant darwin represents traditional women playful gentle ratio female associate males separate bonds brothers reaches darwin presents women seductive extreme needing protection presents metaphors power command woman pictured saint reigning sovereign industrialist images present largely positive view relationship sexes rape sexual violence kind elements central representation marriage market divorce adultery exception poem largely pastoral representations intelligent women women writers darwin knew exception muse botanical knowledge poem argues readers eighteenth century seen image women skeptical woman written poem inhabited voice muse assumed anonymous writer man despite traditional gender associations scholars argued poem provides language models sexual social institutions encourages women engage scientific pursuits economy vegetation loves plants celebrates natural world economy vegetation celebrates scientific progress technological innovation steel invention steam engine improvements gunpowder advances scientific formation moon earth darwin poem represents scientists responsible progress heroes new age poems separated endorse evolutionary view world darwin distinction nature culture technological progress single evolutionary process economy vegetation deals mining use minerals example darwin describes great mining capability steam engine examples demonstrate economy vegetation enlightenment progress loves plants focus integrated natural world early romantic work darwin connected scientific progress political progress darwin spread revolution meant reason equity political religious criticizing british slavery writes reception legacy garden reissued repeatedly britain ireland united_states publication darwin considered england poets poems dynamic vision change transformation ideals french revolution revolution entered radical bloody phase scientific progress associated started failed revolution anti opposed french revolution denounced sexual freedom gaining ground france linked scientific projects men like darwin published parody loves plants anti review titled loves suggesting connections darwin poems published decades nineteenth century conservative reaction solidified britain poems imitating darwin increasingly popular analogy plants humans lasted nineteenth century alice wonderland books employ image darwin unique poetic style impressed revolted called dazzling said absolutely darwin poem darwin visionary temperament similar ways modern popular science writing
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