Most Popular Books by Julian Huxley

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Lectures on the progress of evolution through the ages.

Provides the status of the science of life in 1939 when H.G. Wells, and Aldous Huxley were writing. Includes the living body, the classification of life, evolutionary theory, the archaeology of life, the spectacle of life, what was known of health and disease in 1939, and the status of the behavioral sciences in 1939.

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

Provides the status of the science of life in 1939 when H.G. Wells, and Aldous Huxley were writing. Includes the living body, the classification of life, evolutionary theory, the archaeology of life, the spectacle of life, what was known of health and disease in 1939, and the status of the behavioral sciences in 1939.

"The first work to explore the major evolutionary transitions in organismal complexity, the many and important roles of individuality, and the relationship between individuals and species"--