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...y of man now. It has become the enemy of man because the potential of the evolutionary process is thwarted by the culture's creation of a perfect ma... ...lly speaking, the individual is an extraordinary piece of creation by the evolutionary process. So I say that every individual is unique. Whatever i... ... themselves is lost. _______ I can't say there is any such thing as an evolutionary process but there seems to be. What its nature is, what its p... ...me flower, but this end product of human evolution cannot be used by this evolutionary process as a model to create another one. If it throws out on... ...reserve the perfume of that because if you preserve it, it will stink. The evolutionary process or movement is not interested in using the one that i... ...ical and physical state. We function in a thought sphere and not in our biology. The separative thought structure which is the totality of man's t...

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...be- lief in the objective reality of classification of which my studies in biology and mineralogy had largely disabused me. Logic, it seemed to me, ha... ...y,—but what is its value beyond that? Is the scientific method of value in biology? The great advances made by Darwin and his school in biology were n... ...al texture. He believed that individual- ity (heterogeneity) was and is an evolutionary product from an original homogeneity, begotten by folding and ... ...xclu- sively from them. The order is not hereditary—we know just enough of biology and the uncertainties of inheritance to know how silly that would b...

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...re to support motherhood in a state of natural infe- riority. The trend of evolutionary forces through long centu- ries of human development has been ... ...exclusively from them. The order is not hereditary— we know just enough of biology and the uncertainties of inheritance to know how silly that would b...

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... have an acute sense of form and unusual mental lucidity, and she found in biology, and par- ticularly in comparative anatomy, a very considerable int... ...ou’re a biologist, aren’t you?” He began to talk of his own impressions of biology as a commonplace magazine reader who had to get what he could from ... ...THE EIGHTH THE EIGHTH THE EIGHTH THE EIGHTH THE EIGHTH BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOLOGY OGY OGY OGY OGY P P P P Par ar ar ar art 1 t 1 t 1 t 1 t 1 JANUARY ... ... we do not propose for a moment to trouble the naturally terrified reader. Biology is an ex- traordinarily digestive science. It throws out a number o... ...about beauty when it seemed to her right that she should be thinking about biology. She was very greatly exercised by the two systems of val- ues—the ... ...believe rather indistinctly in God the Father Almighty , substratum of the evolutionary process, and, in a vein of vague sentimentality that doesn’t g...

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...ss for non- technical expression, and in which a man who knows a little of biology, a little of physical science, and a little in a practi- cal way of... ... Welt als Wille und Vorstellung. 15 H G Wells penetrating analysis of the evolutionary process by Darwin and his followers and successors and antagon... ... science of heredity, this unworked mine of knowledge on the borderland of biology and an- thropology, which for all practical purposes is as unworked... ...cal silences that follow great controversies, nakedly ignorant of geology, biology, psychol- ogy, and modern biblical criticism; or it may have no def... ...od- ern political or social science, and if he knows anything at all about evolutionary science and heredity it is probably mat- ter picked up in a ca... ...tral idea of the Biological Course. A general review of the whole field of Biology—not only of the Natural History of the present but of the geologica... ... record—in relation to the known laws and the various main theories of the evolutionary process 202 Mankind in the Making will be taken, and in addit...

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... it, we engage on a purely scientific study of economics, criminology, and biology, and find that our practical conclusions are virtually those of Jes... ...so, as we now see, a first-rate biologist. It took a century and a half of evolutionary preachers, from Buffon 63 Preface to Androcles and the Lion a... ...at, in cohort, we are gods though we die like men. All that is today sound biology and psychology; and the efforts of Natural Selectionists like Weism... ...ppier than a nation of Wesleys; and its individuals would be higher in the evolutionary scale. At all events it is in the Socratic man and not in the ...

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...abes, we assimilate the knowledge to make sense of speech. (Schools of biology differ on how humans acquired speech but agree that the synapsid—a... ...o dominate this planet. Spoken sound symbols—whether a gift from God or evolutionary—still underpin all information technology. First Page A... ...olars in such different fields of study as mathematics, medicine, botany, biology, zoology, geography, history, and navigation. Astronomers were q...

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...ity in integrating a sufficiently wide range of evidence for his mental synthesis theory (such as research on language, vision science, neuroanatomy, evolutionary history of primates, and archaeological/paleontological evidence of tool and art creation and usages).” —RICHARD J. HARRINGTON, Professor of Anthropology, Integrative Centers for Science and Medicine “It is w...

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...arles Darwin proposed that species evolve under the influence of natural selection (Darwin C, 1859), have been marked by great discoveries. Molecular biology described the genetic principles underlying species evolution and identified specific changes in the human genome since our lineage split off from the chimpanzee line about six million years ago (Somel M, 2013). Great...

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...7. Introduction: a quick guide to paleoanthropology 136 Chapter 8. Cognitive evolution through the prism of paleontological evidence 160 Chapter 9. Evolutionary pressure drives better predator detection 191 Chapter 10. Overall Discussion of Part 2 219 Part 3. The “last” mutation 254 Chapter 11. The role of the prefrontal cortex in the process of mental synthesis 2...

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...gy—but what is its value beyond that? Is the scientific method of value in biology? The great advances made by Darwin and his school in biol- ogy were... ...al texture. He believed that individual- ity (heterogeneity) was and is an evolutionary product from an original homogeneity. It seems to me that the ... ... so forth. I wish, in- deed, it were possible to believe that substituting biology for Greek prose composition or history with models and photo- 161 ... ...utionary Socialism of the continent of Europe than to the constructive and evolutionary Social- ism of Great Britain. Its typical organ is The Appeal ...

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...s. If there 78 Democracy & Education were any strict “law” of repetition, evolutionary develop- ment would clearly not have taken place. Each new gen... ...tive ac- cord with nature has been reinforced by the development of modern biology, physiology, and psychology. It means, in effect, that great as is ... ... the methods of the sciences of physics and chemis- try, to say nothing of biology, were much further advanced. The same is largely true of history. M... ...han to philosophy. For obviously it is to mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, anthropology, history, etc. that we must go, not to philosophy, to... ... from all ac- tivity, complete on its own account. (ii) The development of biology clinches this lesson, with its discovery of evolution. For the phil... ...ing direction and meaning to another. The recent ad- vances in physiology, biology, and the logic of the ex- perimental sciences supply the specific i...

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...suasion. “Fear,” to quote a writer of the school, “has had its uses in the evolutionary process, and seems to con- stitute the whole of forethought in... ... principle, though plausible at first sight, seems, in the light of recent biology, to be more and more im- probable. The second principle is one of a...