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Darwin: A Life in Science
av John Gribbin & Michael White
Häftad bok. Simon & Schuster UK. 2009. 322 sidor.

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ISBN

9781847391490

Titel

Darwin: A Life in Science

Författare

John Gribbin - Michael White

Förlag

Simon & Schuster UK

Utgivningsår

2009

Omfång

322 sidor

Bandtyp

Häftad

Mått

130 x 198 mm Ryggbredd 20 mm

Vikt

233 g

Språk

English

Baksidestext

Today Charles Darwin is regarded as one of the most -- if not the most -- influential scientists of all time. Yet in his lifetime his radical new intepretation of evolution based on natural selection earned him as much antagonism as it did accolades. In fact he faced a huge barrage of criticism for his 'heretical' new theories, from those closest to him as well as from the leading scientific and religious thinkers of the day. John Gribbin and Michael White examine both the scientist and the science, putting one firmly in the context of the other. Thus they bring us a revealing portrait of a man plagued by illness and personal tragedy, who was nonetheless driven throughout his life to pursue his scientific goals. At the same time they lucidly explain the enormous impact of his thinking on natural selecton and evolution, bringing the reader up to date in terms of how Darwinism has shaped modern scientific thought.

Simon & Schuster UK 9781847391490

ISBN: 9781847391490
Titel: Darwin: A Life in Science
Författare: John Gribbin - Michael White
Förlag: Simon & Schuster UK
Utgivningsår: 2009
Omfång: 322 sidor
Bandtyp: Häftad
Mått: 130 x 198 mm Ryggbredd 20 mm
Vikt: 233 g
Språk: English

Today Charles Darwin is regarded as one of the most -- if not the most -- influential scientists of all time. Yet in his lifetime his radical new intepretation of evolution based on natural selection earned him as much antagonism as it did accolades. In fact he faced a huge barrage of criticism for his 'heretical' new theories, from those closest to him as well as from the leading scientific and religious thinkers of the day. John Gribbin and Michael White examine both the scientist and the science, putting one firmly in the context of the other. Thus they bring us a revealing portrait of a man plagued by illness and personal tragedy, who was nonetheless driven throughout his life to pursue his scientific goals. At the same time they lucidly explain the enormous impact of his thinking on natural selecton and evolution, bringing the reader up to date in terms of how Darwinism has shaped modern scientific thought.