A Reason for Everything : Natural Selection and the British Imagination
A Reason for Everything : Natural Selection and the British Imagination
Editorial Reviews
Book Description
This book is about Britaina nd natural history, butterflies and snails, impassioned beliefs and ideological struggles. It is an elegant and sophisticated account of Darwinism's progression from the nineteenth century to the present.
A Reason for Everything: Natural Selection and the English Imagination,Marek Kohn,Faber & Faber,0571223923,Biography / Autobiography,General,Science/Mathematics
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