Darwin - Enlightenment Library of Science Masters

Author: Li Wenzhong
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Charles Robert Darwin (1809–1882) was a great biologist from 19th-century Britain, hailed as the father of modern biology. His proposed theory of biological evolution marked the beginning of the great development era in biology. This book is divided into five parts: Darwin's Autobiography, On the Origin of Species, The Descent of Man, Miscellaneous Writings, and Excerpts from Darwin's Letters. At the end of the book, a chronology of Darwin's life and works showcases his pioneering contributions in fields such as evolutionary biology, systematic classification, ecology, animal behavior, and experimental botany. The preface provides an introduction to the essence of Darwin's theories, allowing readers to appreciate his noble personality and rigorous scientific spirit. The book selects and compiles Darwin's writings based on the principles of readability, knowledge, and scientific rigor, enabling readers to understand his fundamental reflections on nature, life, faith, life, and society.