Life and Habit by Samuel Butler: Delve into the profound intersections of biology, evolution, and philosophy with "Life and Habit". Authored by the multi-talented Samuel Butler, this groundbreaking work challenges conventional thinking and invites readers to reconsider the very essence of life and the patterns that shape it. About "Life and Habit" by Samuel Butler: An insightful exploration of evolution, heredity, and the continuity of life, Butler's treatise posits that habits formed during an organism's lifetime can be inherited by its offspring. Drawing on his own observations and theories, Butler critiques and expands upon the ideas of Charles Darwin, introducing thought-provoking concepts about memory, consciousness, and the inheritance of acquired characteristics. The work is both a biological inquiry and a philosophical meditation, reflecting Butler's keen intellect and his willingness to challenge established norms. "Life and Habit" stands as a testament to Butler's forward-thinking and his enduring impact on discussions surrounding evolution and the nature of life. Samuel Butler (1835-1902) was an English author, artist, and critic. Though his literary contributions span a variety of genres, including novels, essays, and translations, he remains best known for his satirical works and his commentaries on Victorian society. A thinker ahead of his time, Butler's writings continue to inspire debate and resonate with readers seeking a deeper understanding of life, art, and the human experience.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Life and Habit by Samuel Butler: Delve into the profound intersections of biology, evolution, and philosophy with 'Life and Habit'. Authored by the multi-talented Samuel Butler, this groundbreaking work challenges conventional thinking and invites readers to reconsider the very essence of life and the patterns that shape it.About 'Life and Habit' by Samuel Butler: An insightful exploration of evolution, heredity, and the continuity of life, Butler's treatise posits that habits formed during an organism's lifetime can be inherited by its offspring. Drawing on his own observations and theories, Butler critiques and expands upon the ideas of Charles Darwin, introducing thought-provoking concepts about memory, consciousness, and the inheritance of acquired characteristics. The work is both a biological inquiry and a philosophical meditation, reflecting Butler's keen intellect and his willingness to challenge established norms. 'Life and Habit' stands as a testament to Butler's forward-thinking and his enduring impact on discussions surrounding evolution and the nature of life.Samuel Butler (1835-1902) was an English author, artist, and critic. Though his literary contributions span a variety of genres, including novels, essays, and translations, he remains best known for his satirical works and his commentaries on Victorian society. A thinker ahead of his time, Butler's writings continue to inspire debate and resonate with readers seeking a deeper understanding of life, art, and the human experience. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789359570792
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