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The Correspondence of Charles Darwin, Volume 7
The Correspondence of Charles Darwin, Volume 7, pp. 134--5.
Charles Darwin, The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex (London, 1871)
Descent is Darwin’s second book on evolutionary theory. In Descent Darwin applies the evolutionary theory of On the Origin of the Species (1859) to human evolution; he provides detailed evidence of the relationship between man and other forms and…
Charles Darwin, The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals (London, 1872)
Like Descent, the main consideration of Expression is human origins. In Expression Darwin focused on human emotion and psychology, exploring the origin of genetically determined aspects of human behaviour and emotion.
Charles Darwin, Insectivorous Plants (London, 1875), p. 2
Darwin refers to Mary Treat’s published work ‘Observations on the Sundew’, American Naturalist Vol. VII, (December, 1873), pp. 705 – 708.
‘Charles Robert Darwin’, The Graphic, (29th April, 1882)
On his death in 1882 Darwin was celebrated as something of a national hero. Although often controversial, he was “one of the greatest naturalists of his time”. Darwin’s correspondence is key to understanding how he achieved this status. The letters…
‘The Home of the Late Charles Darwin’, The Graphic, (1st July, 1882)
On his death in 1882 Darwin was celebrated as something of a national hero. Although often controversial, he was “one of the greatest naturalists of his time”. Darwin’s correspondence is key to understanding how he achieved this status. The letters…
