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Evolution. Phylogeny --- Sociological theories --- Social Darwinism. --- Darwinisme social --- Social Darwinism --- Darwinism, Social --- Competition --- Social change --- Social conflict --- Social evolution
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Jesus and Darwin do battle on car bumpers across America. Medallions of fish symbolizing Jesus are answered by ones of amphibians stamped "Darwin," and stickers proclaiming "Jesus Loves You" are countered by "Darwin Loves You." The bumper sticker debate might be trivial and the pronouncement that "Darwin Loves You" may seem merely ironic, but George Levine insists that the message contains an unintended truth. In fact, he argues, we can read it straight. Darwin, Levine shows, saw a world from which his theory had banished transcendence as still lovable and enchanted, and we can see it like that too--if we look at his writings and life in a new way. Although Darwin could find sublimity even in ants or worms, the word "Darwinian" has largely been taken to signify a disenchanted world driven by chance and heartless competition. Countering the pervasive view that the facts of Darwin's world must lead to a disenchanting vision of it, Levine shows that Darwin's ideas and the language of his books offer an alternative form of enchantment, a world rich with meaning and value, and more wonderful and beautiful than ever before. Without minimizing or sentimentalizing the harsh qualities of life governed by natural selection, and without deifying Darwin, Levine makes a moving case for an enchanted secularism--a commitment to the value of the natural world and the human striving to understand it.
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Of paramount importance to the natural sciences, the principles of Darwinism, which involve variation, inheritance, and selection, are increasingly of interest to social scientists as well. But no one has provided a truly rigorous account of how the principles apply to the evolution of human society-until now.In Darwin's Conjecture, Geoffrey Hodgson and Thorbjørn Knudsen reveal how the British naturalist's core concepts apply to a wide range of phenomena, including business practices, legal systems, technology, and even science itself. They also critique some prominent object
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Sociobiology --- Social Darwinism --- Sociobiologie --- Darwinisme social --- Darwinism, Social --- #SBIB:316.21H42 --- 13 --- Competition --- Social change --- Social conflict --- Social evolution --- Biologism --- Human biology --- Human evolution --- Psychology, Comparative --- 13 Wijsgerige antropologie. Mens. Menselijke natuur --- Wijsgerige antropologie. Mens. Menselijke natuur --- Theoretische sociologie: sociobiologie --- Social aspects --- Philosophical anthropology --- Sociology of culture --- Social Darwinism. --- Sociobiology. --- 13 Philosophy of mind and spirit. Metaphysics of spiritual life --- Philosophy of mind and spirit. Metaphysics of spiritual life --- Biologie humaine --- Evolution
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