New Releases by Julian Huxley

In "Essays of a Biologist," Julian Huxley presents a compelling collection of essays that deftly intertwines the realms of biology, philosophy, and ethics. Emphasizing the interconnectedness of life and the importance of evolutionary principles, Huxley''s literary style is both accessible and intellectually rigorous, reflecting the scientific discourse of the early 20th century. These essays provide not only an exploration of biological concepts but also an insightful commentary on humanity''s place within the natural world, inviting readers to ponder the implications of scientific advancement on society and the environment. Julian Huxley, a prominent biologist and a pivotal figure in the modern synthesis of evolutionary theory, drew upon his extensive background in zoology and genetics to craft these essays. His experiences, including his involvement with the influential London Zoo and his advocacy for conservation, imbue the text with a sense of urgency and responsibility toward ecological stewardship. Huxley''s commitment to disseminating scientific knowledge and fostering an appreciation for evolution plays a fundamental role in shaping the essays'' content and tone. Readers interested in the biological sciences, philosophy of science, or the ethics of science will find "Essays of a Biologist" an enriching addition to their library. Huxley''s insightful analyses and reflections not only illuminate key scientific concepts but also challenge readers to consider their impact on the world. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the profound connections between biology and the human experience.

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This book represents Huxley''s thinking over more than 40 years about religion and about human nature and destiny.

"In the first volume of his Memories, Sir Julian Huxley wrote of his life up to 1945, of his forebears, including the great Victorian naturalist and ''rebel'', T.H. Huxley, of his own early work in biology, and of his increasing involvement in public life, as writer, broadcaster and ''energizer'' in many fields."--Publisher description

The biography of the English naturalist and geologist, best known for his work with evolutionary science and theory.

Five essays from noted theologians, philosophers and biologists discuss the impact of Darwin’s On the Origin of Species on their respective fields.

Lectures on the progress of evolution through the ages.