SPENCER'S DEFINITION OF EVOLUTION

It is a hazardous venture to call in question so basic a formula elaborated by such a master of the subject as the definition of evolution and dissolution laid down by Herbert Spencer. Yet as philosophy and science acknowledge no pontiff, the privilege of raising a question is at least open, and it...

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Published inThe Monist Vol. 13; no. 1; pp. 136 - 138
Main Author Nichols, John Benjamin
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Chicago The Open Court Publishing Co 01.10.1902
American Periodicals Series III
Subjects
Civilization
CRITICISMS AND DISCUSSIONS
Evolution
Nebulae
Social evolution
Solar system evolution
Solar systems
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Summary:It is a hazardous venture to call in question so basic a formula elaborated by such a master of the subject as the definition of evolution and dissolution laid down by Herbert Spencer. Yet as philosophy and science acknowledge no pontiff, the privilege of raising a question is at least open, and it may even be that finality is not yet reached.
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ISSN:0026-9662
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