Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesT. & T. Clark, 1890 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... Lyell - Mr . Darwin insists on his originality - His difficulties in winning his way - Even those who agree with him , as Lyell , Hooker , and others , he demurs to their expressions : they fail to understand -
... Lyell - Mr . Darwin insists on his originality - His difficulties in winning his way - Even those who agree with him , as Lyell , Hooker , and others , he demurs to their expressions : they fail to understand -
الصفحة xv
... to identity , why are there not infinitely more species ? -Bowen - Darwin only empedoclean - Parsons - Lyell -Monsters ( giants and dwarfs ) sterile - Frederick's grenadiers , the pygmies - Divergent species at home - The Galapagos.
... to identity , why are there not infinitely more species ? -Bowen - Darwin only empedoclean - Parsons - Lyell -Monsters ( giants and dwarfs ) sterile - Frederick's grenadiers , the pygmies - Divergent species at home - The Galapagos.
الصفحة 323
... Lyell- Mr. Darwin insists on his originality - His difficulties in winning his way - Even those who agree with him , as Lyell , Hooker , and others , he demurs to their expressions : they fail to understand - Mr . Darwin's own qualms ...
... Lyell- Mr. Darwin insists on his originality - His difficulties in winning his way - Even those who agree with him , as Lyell , Hooker , and others , he demurs to their expressions : they fail to understand - Mr . Darwin's own qualms ...
الصفحة 328
... Lyell , who were his most intimate . An element in this was , of course , the desire that was ever present to him of winning his way for his theory into the conviction of his correspondents , and of softening the opposition which he ...
... Lyell , who were his most intimate . An element in this was , of course , the desire that was ever present to him of winning his way for his theory into the conviction of his correspondents , and of softening the opposition which he ...
الصفحة 336
... Lyell , for instance : " No change will ever be effected till a variation in the habits or structure , or of both , chance to occur in the right direction , so as to give the organism in question an advantage over other already ...
... Lyell , for instance : " No change will ever be effected till a variation in the habits or structure , or of both , chance to occur in the right direction , so as to give the organism in question an advantage over other already ...
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