Author: Huxley, Thomas Henry
Synopsis:
In this captivating lecture, Thomas Henry Huxley delves into the fascinating world of Charles Darwin's groundbreaking work, "Origin of Species." Speaking to a diverse audience of working men at the Museum of Practical Geology, Huxley explores the method by which the causes of present and past conditions of organic nature can be discovered. With eloquence and clarity, he discusses the origination of living beings, shedding light on the intricate web of life and the processes that have shaped it. This thought-provoking lecture offers a glimpse into the revolutionary ideas that challenged traditional beliefs and forever changed our understanding of the natural world.
Genres: Non-fiction, Science, Lecture
Themes: Evolution, Natural selection, Scientific inquiry
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