01537cam a2200325I 4500001495932MiAaHDL20110628000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua750313s1894 stk 000 0 eng| 02007542 sdr-srlf3118162sdr-miu.990014959320106381sdr-njpt.b10524307311816207-ALG-5542(OCoLC)1213809DLCCHSOCLCHSm.c.CLUQH369.S86Stirling, James Hutchison,1820-1909.Darwinianism: workmen and work.By James Hutchison Stirling.Edinburgh :T. & T. Clark,1894.xvi, 358 p.22 cm.pt.I. The workmen: Introductory. Of contemporary philosophy in the time of Dr. Darwin. Dr. Thomas Brown and Dr. Erasmus Darwin. Dr. Erasmus Darwin. Dr. Robert Waring Darwin. Charles Darwin.--pt.II. The work: Authorities used, compilation, etc. What led to the work and the success of it. What in Mr. Darwin himself conditioned the work and its success. The struggle for existence. The survival of the fittest. Determination of what the Darwinian theory is. Design. Natural selection criticised. Criticism of natural selection. Concluding considerations. Result.Mode of access: Internet.Brown, Thomas,1778-1820.Darwin, Robert Waring,1766-1848.Darwin, Erasmus,1731-1802.Darwin, Charles,1809-1882.Evolution.00149593220071231215916.020110628000000.020181119104545.02018-11-19T20:40:44Z2013-03-01T06:26:20ZSDR-SRLFEX LIBRIS - VOYAGERprepare.pl-004-008BKsdr-srlf3118162uc2SDRISRLFuc2.ark:/13960/t7dr2qp6bUC3118162ia.darwinianismwork00stirialaia.darwinianismwork00stirialaUCISRLF20181119iauc2.ark:/13960/t7dr2qp6b1894pdaddMIUMIU20260409googlemdp.390150054764711894pdaddia.darwinianismwork00stirNJPTNJPT20231130iaia.ark:/13960/s2f0g9z26861894pdbibnon-US bib date1 < 1901