Love, Death and Darwinism
Sander Gliboff
Abstract
Sander Gliboff
Abstract
French, German and British thought; and Darwin's reception by various national and social groups. In the spirit of these expanding horizons of Darwin scholarship, The Tragic Sense of Life, by Robert J. Richards, provides not only a biography of the controversial German evolutionist Ernst Haeckel (1834 1919), but also an important piece of the emerging picture of the Darwinian Revolution in its international and
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French, German and British thought; and Darwin's reception by various national and social groups. In the spirit of these expanding horizons of Darwin scholarship, The Tragic Sense of Life, by Robert J. Richards, provides not only a biography of the controversial German evolutionist Ernst Haeckel (1834 1919), but also an important piece of the emerging picture of the Darwinian Revolution in its international and
Key concepts: Darwinism, Darwin (ADL), Social Darwinism, German, Scholarship, Evolutionism, Biography, Philosophy