Publisher's Synopsis
Explore the profound impact of Darwin's theory of evolution on philosophical thought in John Dewey's "The Influence of Darwin on Philosophy." This collection of essays examines the seismic shift Darwinism instigated in epistemology and pragmatism, forever altering our understanding of knowledge and reality.
Dewey, a leading figure in pragmatism, delves into the historical context and lasting consequences of Darwin's revolutionary ideas. Beyond the immediate scientific implications, this book illuminates how evolutionary theory reshaped fundamental philosophical questions about humanity's place in the world. A cornerstone of philosophical and scientific history, this edition offers timeless insights into the ongoing conversation between science and philosophy. Discover how Darwin's influence continues to resonate in contemporary thought, prompting us to re-evaluate our understanding of existence, progress, and the very nature of truth.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.
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