Evolution : Its Science and Doctrine

University of Toronto Press

Explore the foundational science and doctrine of evolution with "Evolution: Its Science and Doctrine" by T.W.M. Cameron. This comprehensive paperback delves into the scientific and philosophical implications of Darwin's groundbreaking work, tracing its impact from its initial publication to its centenary celebration. Originally published in 1960, this book features contributions from leading Canadian scholars across various disciplines, including geology, biology, philosophy, and sociology. It offers a rich tapestry of perspectives on the concept of descent with modification and its revitalizing effect on human thought. Key highlights include: * A detailed examination of the controversy and acceptance of biological evolution. * Insights from prominent scientists and thinkers of the era. * A multidisciplinary approach to understanding evolution's widespread influence. * A historical commemoration of Darwin's "On the Origin of Species." This 258-page English edition is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of science, evolutionary biology, and the profound impact of scientific ideas on society. Written by T.W.M. Cameron, Professor and Chairman of the Department of Parasitology at McGill University. Summary: ISBN Evolution: Its Science and Doctrine book by T.W.M. Cameron, paperback, English language, 258 pages, released 12/1960. Dimensions: 152.4 mm width, 228.6 mm height, 152.4 mm package width.