Evolution and the Sex Problem : American Narratives During the Eclipse of Darwinism

Kent State University Press

Explore the complex intersection of biological theory and cultural history in Evolution and the Sex Problem: American Narratives During the Eclipse of Darwinism. Published by Kent State University Press, this scholarly work examines how American literature and discourse responded to evolutionary thought during a period of scientific transition. This hardback edition provides a deep dive into the intellectual landscape of the early 20th century, offering critical insights into how social values were shaped by scientific debate. The text meticulously documents the narratives that emerged as Darwinian theory faced challenges and shifts in public perception. This book is an essential resource for students, historians, and academics interested in the cultural history of science and the evolution of American literary themes. Product summary: Evolution and the Sex Problem, American Narratives During the Eclipse of Darwinism, Kent State University Press, academic history book, evolutionary theory literature, hardback research text.