Darwin and the Darwinian Revolution

A biographical, historical, and philosophical study of the impact of Darwinism on the intellectual climate of the nineteenth century, challenging the conventional view of Darwin's greatness. A thorough and masterly book. --Times Literary Supplement

Introduction
Childhood and Youth	p. 2
Cambridge	p. 31
The Voyage of the Beagle	p. 52
Geology: Metaphysics and Method	p. 82
Intimations of the Origin	p. 107
Portrait of the Scientist	p. 126
Genesis of the Theory	p. 147
Progenitors of the Theory	p. 168
Progress, Digression, and Collaboration	p. 195
Climate of Opinion on the Eve of the Origin	p. 216
The Publication of the Origin	p. 242
The Darwinian Party	p. 255
The Anti-Darwinian Party	p. 268
Progress of the Controversy	p. 287
The Argument of the Origin	p. 312
Mechanism and Teleology	p. 337
The Origin of Man	p. 353
Darwinism, Religion, and Morality	p. 380
Darwinism, Politics, and Society	p. 412
The Conservative Revolution	p. 432
Footnotes	p. 453
Bibliography	p. 496
Index	p. 505
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