Podcast
On Being with Krista Tippett
This book, which was his PhD thesis, delves into the controversies surrounding Darwin's work, exploring both the origins of his theories and their impact across Britain and the United States. It examines the 'Darwinian revolution' extensively.
my science background was in physical sciences not biology I began to think that Darwin was someone rather like myself because I discovered that he studied for uh right he was planning on a life in th...
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Episode: [Unedited] James Moore with Krista Tippett
This book, which was his PhD thesis, delves into the controversies surrounding Darwin's work, exploring both the origins of his theories and their impact across Britain and the United States. It examines the 'Darwinian revolution' extensively.
my science background was in physical sciences not biology I began to think that Darwin was someone rather like myself because I discovered that he studied for uh right he was planning on a life in the church as well
I first wrote an essay about Darwin in 1969 that's a long time ago I don't feel that old and it was published in the 1970s but that time I was working on my PhD thesis which became a book called the Post Darwinian controversies