The Berlin Discussion of the Problem of Evolution Full Report of the Lectures G
The Berlin Discussion of the Problem of Evolution Full Report of the Lectures G
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My second lecture, pp. 29, 35.
DISCUSSION 203 which he stated is, as I have already remarked, not a matter of vitalism but of mechanics, for the phenomena accompanying psychical processes and the elements in the organic processes, in as far as both are mechanically measurable, do not possess the quality which distinguishes these phenomena as psychical or vital. Life as such, both psychical and organic, is something not quantitatively measur- able, precisely because it is not mechanical.
The spe...aker agreed with Father Wasmann in thinking that his theory of a polyphyletic evolution could be defended from a purely scientific point of view. It was absolutely impossible to prove a mono- phyletic origin of all living creatures.
As opposed to the ' supernatural species, ' which Plate had ascribed to me in his speech, this remark of Dr. Thesing's was plainly very opportune.
There were a few points on which the speaker did not agree with Father Wasmann. The latter, he said, had asserted that matter had not existed from all eternity, and that he assumed a divine act of creation in order to account for its existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My second lecture, pp. 29, 35.
DISCUSSION 203 which he stated is, as I have already remarked, not a matter of vitalism but of mechanics, for the phenomena accompanying psychical processes and the elements in the organic processes, in as far as both are mechanically measurable, do not possess the quality which distinguishes these phenomena as psychical or vital. Life as such, both psychical and organic, is something not quantitatively measur- able, precisely because it is not mechanical.
The spe...aker agreed with Father Wasmann in thinking that his theory of a polyphyletic evolution could be defended from a purely scientific point of view. It was absolutely impossible to prove a mono- phyletic origin of all living creatures.
As opposed to the ' supernatural species, ' which Plate had ascribed to me in his speech, this remark of Dr. Thesing's was plainly very opportune.
There were a few points on which the speaker did not agree with Father Wasmann. The latter, he said, had asserted that matter had not existed from all eternity, and that he assumed a divine act of creation in order to account for its existence.
What to read after The Berlin Discussion of the Problem of Evolution Full Report of the Lectures G?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erich Wasmann to read onlineMoreLess
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