Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... Natural selection being , materialism is true , and ideas are only derivative - The theory - A species what - Sterility - What suggested natural selection to Darwin - Bakewell's achievements as a breeder - Darwin will substitute nature ...
... Natural selection being , materialism is true , and ideas are only derivative - The theory - A species what - Sterility - What suggested natural selection to Darwin - Bakewell's achievements as a breeder - Darwin will substitute nature ...
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... nature as a breeder , 1 with the result that he names natural selection . For the genesis of the idea in the mind of Mr. Darwin , that is the important point ; and this genesis will be full and complete if we only add two other less ...
... nature as a breeder , 1 with the result that he names natural selection . For the genesis of the idea in the mind of Mr. Darwin , that is the important point ; and this genesis will be full and complete if we only add two other less ...
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... selection . Rather , in fact , it was the difference operated the selection on nature , and not nature on the difference . When advantageous , that is , the difference did itself enable the organism to ... natural selection to succeed.
... selection . Rather , in fact , it was the difference operated the selection on nature , and not nature on the difference . When advantageous , that is , the difference did itself enable the organism to ... natural selection to succeed.
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