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Revisiting Darwin's Case for Human Evolution
Edited by paleoanthropologist Jeremy DeSilva, with a foreword by historian of science Janet Browne, this collection brings together leading scientists to work back through Charles Darwin's 1871 book The Descent of Man chapter by chapter. Each contributor weighs Darwin's original arguments against more than a century of subsequent discovery, showing where his reasoning has held up and where it has since been overturned.
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Revisiting Darwin's Case for Human Evolution
Edited by paleoanthropologist Jeremy DeSilva, with a foreword by historian of science Janet Browne, this collection brings together leading scientists to work back through Charles Darwin's 1871 book The Descent of Man chapter by chapter. Each contributor weighs Darwin's original arguments against more than a century of subsequent discovery, showing where his reasoning has held up and where it has since been overturned.
The result is a considered, well-sourced look at the history and current state of human evolutionary science, suited to readers with a serious interest in Darwin, evolutionary biology or the history of science.
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