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...Ruth Padel Levine George , Darwin the Writer . ( New York : Oxford University Press , 2011 ), 189 pp. © 2013 by Duke University Press 2013 LITTLE REVIEWS Thomas J. Heffernan, The Passion of Perpetua and Felicity (Oxford: Oxford University Press...

...Babette Babich This essay claims that, despite the explicit opposition to Darwin in his writings, Nietzsche is regarded as a Darwinist both by the educated public and, increasingly, by Anglo analytic philosophers. In part, the problem is that, while scholars correctly observe the influence...

...Ian Hacking Ruth Padel, Darwin: A Life in Poems (London: Chatto and Windus, 2009), 160 pp. Duke University Press 2010 LITTLE REVIEWS Brigitte Le Juez, Beckett before Beckett, trans. Ros Schwartz (London: Souvenir...

... of Lamarck. In writing on evolution, Butler was not presenting science for a popular audience but deliberately intervening in the scientific argument about Darwinism. Surprised by the success of his first venture in philosophical biology, Life and Habit , Butler committed himself to the project of developing...

...Barbara Herrnstein Smith Advocates of literary Darwinism, cognitive cultural studies, neuroaesthetics, digital humanities, and other such hybrid fields now seek explicitly to make the aims and methods of one or another humanities discipline approximate more closely the aims and methods of science...

... to a theoretical impasse that Darwin’s evolutionary evil in two very different moral philosophers: Kant and Darwin. Thinking about first tomakeanexcursion intomoraltheoryanddiscussideason theoriginof viciousness, injustice,orevil. into it. They happen and do harm, but there is no purpose, no agency, no moral...

... a trichotomy: there are, from his perspective, absolutists, radical relativists, and Bloorian relativists. But what sort of relativists are the Bloorians? Bloor posits a necessary connection between materialism and neo-­Darwinism, on the one hand, and his kind of relativism, on the other. So far from...

... Huxley (“Darwin’s Bulldog”) died before completing a long Swiftian satire on opponents he had fought throughout his career by both literary and scientific means. His motives were the same as Sokal’s—to ridicule the misuses of science by literary meddlers...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...

... loved the land and its denizens. So much in his work is about artificial about is work his in much So denizens. its and land the loved who countryman a all above was Darwin that us reminds cookbook The him. ailed Glitterati, (London: WeslieHaneway pudding from arrowroot...