- theories.
English biologist Thomas Henry Huxley coined the term
Darwinism in
April 1860.
Darwinism subsequently referred to the
specific concepts of natural...
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social Darwinism since have
usually been pejorative. Some groups,
including creationists such as
William Jennings Bryan,
argued social Darwinism is a logical...
- Neo-
Darwinism is
generally used to
describe any
integration of
Charles Darwin's theory of
evolution by
natural selection with
Gregor Mendel's
theory of...
- June 2001). "The
Mount House, Shrewsbury,
England (Charles
Darwin)".
Darwin and
Darwinism.
Baruch College.
Archived from the
original on 6
December 2008...
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Universal Darwinism, also
known as
generalized Darwinism,
universal selection theory, or
Darwinian metaphysics, is a
variety of
approaches that extend...
- Look up
Darwin or
darwin in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Darwin most
often refers to:
Charles Darwin (1809–1882),
English naturalist and writer, best...
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explanatory power of the
Quantum Darwinism program.
Zurek replies to Kastner's
criticism in
classical selection and
quantum Darwinism. As a
quantum system's interactions...
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Neural Darwinism is a biological, and more
specifically Darwinian and selectionist,
approach to
understanding global brain function,
originally proposed...
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discomfort with
Darwinism among not only lay
people but also even
academics and
decided it was time to
write a book
dealing with the subject.
Darwin's Dangerous...
- "A
Scientific Dissent from
Darwinism" (or "Dissent from
Darwinism") was a
statement issued in 2001 by the
Discovery Institute, a Christian, conservative...
