Evolution And Ethics And Other Essays by Thomas Henry Huxley
This collection of essays delves into the intricate relationship between evolutionary theory and moral philosophy, exploring how natural processes influence human ethics. The author examines the tension between the often harsh realities of natural selection and the ideals of human morality, questioning whether ethical behavior can be reconciled with the survival instincts inherent in nature. Through a series of thought-provoking discussions, the essays challenge readers to consider the implications of evolutionary science on societal norms and individual conduct, ultimately seeking a balance between scientific understanding and ethical responsibility.
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- 1893
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