Darwin And Modern Science; Essays in Commemoration of the Centenary of the Birth of Charles Darwin And of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Publication of the Origin of Species
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We cannot foUow up the matter in further detail It must here suffice to suggest that this conception of instinct as a primary form of experience lends itself better to natural history '■ Origin of Species (6th edit.), p. 206.
432 Mental Factors in Evolution treatment than Darwin's conception of an impelling force, and that it is in line with the main trend of Darwin's thought.
In a characteristic work, — characteristic in wealth of detail, in closeness and fidelity of observation, in breadth of... outlook, in candour and modesty, — Darwin dealt with The Expresskm of the Emotions in Man and Animals. Sir Charles BeU in his Anatomy o/ Eaepression had contended that many of man's facial muscles had been specially created for the sole purpose of being instrumental in the expression of his emotions. Darwin claimed that a natural explanation, consistent with the doctrine of evolution, could in many cases be given and would in other cases be aflGorded by an extension of the principles he advocated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We cannot foUow up the matter in further detail It must here suffice to suggest that this conception of instinct as a primary form of experience lends itself better to natural history '■ Origin of Species (6th edit.), p. 206.
432 Mental Factors in Evolution treatment than Darwin's conception of an impelling force, and that it is in line with the main trend of Darwin's thought.
In a characteristic work, — characteristic in wealth of detail, in closeness and fidelity of observation, in breadth of... outlook, in candour and modesty, — Darwin dealt with The Expresskm of the Emotions in Man and Animals. Sir Charles BeU in his Anatomy o/ Eaepression had contended that many of man's facial muscles had been specially created for the sole purpose of being instrumental in the expression of his emotions. Darwin claimed that a natural explanation, consistent with the doctrine of evolution, could in many cases be given and would in other cases be aflGorded by an extension of the principles he advocated.
What to read after Darwin And Modern Science; Essays in Commemoration of the Centenary of the Birth of Charles Darwin And of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Publication of the Origin of Species?
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