I like the idea of this book more than the execution. For me, the element that restrains my enthusiasm is the text is much older than the format for the intended audience. That it is taken from a paragraph from The Origin of Species' publication is the obvious reason. It occurs to me that there is s...
This book is nowhere near as good as the Origin of Species. The arguments are not very convincing, and the etnocentricity, sexism, social darwinism, eugenics and lamarckism are quite annoying. But it's interesting to read (although most parts are very boring), to be able to understand it's impact.
I've read over half of this and I think I got it. Darwin,as expected, is long-winded and dry but he actually writes better than I expected. As to the importance of this work, there is no doubt it is a seminal work of science and modern science has only confirmed the brilliance of his scientific theo...
I know, I know. It looks like a comic book. It sounds like a comic book.It's not a comic book.Or, at least, it's not your grandfather's comic book. So to speak.What Darwin Saw is the story of Darwin's voyage on the Beagle, a trip that changed the way people saw the world. It looks like a comic book....
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