Дарвиновская революция
- Автор: Рьюз Майкл
- Язык: русский
- ISBN: 978-5-17-107266-7
- Переводчик: Виктор Спаров
- Жанр: Религиозные исследования
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Автор дает подробный и беспримерный по детализации обзор естественнонаучных и религиозных представлений, которые господствовали в просвещенном мире до того, как теория Дарвина заняла свое место в научной картине. Он также описывает драматичные сдвиги, имевшие место в период становления нового мировоззрения, и всесторонне анализирует его влияние на то, как мы рассуждаем сегодня.
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