Darwiniana :
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共 51 题- Thomas Henry Huxley
- Collected Essays
- Vol. II
- Darwiniana
- PREFACE
- T. H. H.
- CONTENTS
- I THE DARWINIAN HYPOTHESIS [1859]
- II THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES [1860]
- III CRITICISM ON "THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES" [1864]
- IV THE GENEALOGY OF ANIMALS [1869]
- V MR. DARWIN'S CRITICS [1871]
- VI EVOLUTION IN BIOLOGY [1878]
- VII THE COMING OF AGE OF "THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES" [1880]
- VIII CHARLES DARWIN [1882]
- IX THE DARWIN MEMORIAL [1885]
- X OBITUARY [1888]
- THE DARWINIAN HYPOTHESIS
- II
- THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES
- III
- CRITICISMS ON "THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES"
- And after sundry illustrations and qualifications, he concludes (p. 200):--
- On the contrary, Mr. Darwin writes (Summary of Chap. V.):--
- The eighth and last stands as follows:--
- For example (p. 56):--
- Once more (p. 65):--
- IV
- And in chapter xii. 3, Suarez further observes:--
- Secondly, with respect to animals, Suarez is no less decided:--
- Mr. Wallace objects to this statement in the following terms:--
- VI
- EVOLUTION IN BIOLOGY
- I. _The Evolution of the Individual_.
- II. _The Evolution of the Sum of Living Beings_.
- 7. The observation of the facts of geographical distribution.
- The following passage is especially instructive:--
- Spinoza abounds in the same sense, and is as usual perfectly candid--
- VII
- THE COMING OF AGE OF "THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES"
- In the course of summing up his results, M. Filhol observes:--
- VIII
- CHARLES DARWIN
- IX
- THE DARWIN MEMORIAL
- XI
- ON OUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE CAUSES OF THE PHENOMENA OF ORGANIC NATURE
- I. THE PRESENT CONDITION OF ORGANIC NATURE
- II. THE PAST CONDITION OF ORGANIC NATURE
- Secondly, there is a variation, to a cer
- END OF VOL. II