Charles Galton Darwin
Biographic Data
| ID | 3757686 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles Galton Darwin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles Galton |
| FAMILY NAME | Darwin |
| SIGNATURE | DARWIN C G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Google (United States) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Darwin on the Struggle for Existence
The theory of evolution, developed by the British naturalist Charles Darwin (180982) by the late 1830s and presented to the general public in 1859 in his book The Origin of Species, was a pathbreaking scientific accomplishment. Primarily through The Origin, the influence of Darwin on modern man's view of the world and his impact on human affairs are comparable to those of Galileo, Adam Smith, Marx, or Freud. The notion of evolution itself was not…
Douglas Rayner Hartree, 1897-1958
Douglas Rayner Hartree was born in Cambridge on 27 March 1897, and he died also in Cambridge on 12 February 1958. His genealogy furnishes an admirable illustration of the principle of heredity in ability, for he could claim to inherit many of his gifts and his scientific tastes from one or other of his parents. His father, who was a grandson of the famous Samuel Smiles, was for many years on the teaching staff of the Engineering Laboratory at Cam…
The Limits of the Earth
Die Nächste Million Jahre
Wenn jemand es unternimmt, über einen Gegenstand zu schreiben, mit dem er sich bisher beruflich noch nicht beschäftigt hat, so sollte er eigentlich damit beginnen, sehr viel zu les en und sich über da
Address given by Sir Charles Darwin at the Max Planck memorial service held on 23 april 1948 in the aula of the University of Göttingen
The University of Göttingen was founded by George Augustus, whom we know in England as King George II. He was Patron of the Royal Society, and it is fitting that in this hall the Royal Society should pay a tribute of reverence to the memory of the illustrious Max Planck. In his lifetime the Society recorded its deep appreciation of his services to science by electing him to the small and carefully guarded body of its Foreign Members and by bestow…
Darwin on the Struggle for Existence
The theory of evolution, developed by the British naturalist Charles Darwin (180982) by the late 1830s and presented to the general public in 1859 in his book The Origin of Species, was a pathbreaking scientific accomplishment. Primarily through The Origin, the influence of Darwin on modern man's view of the world and his impact on human affairs are comparable to those of Galileo, Adam Smith, Marx, or Freud. The notion of evolution itself was not…
Address given by Sir Charles Darwin at the Max Planck memorial service held on 23 april 1948 in the aula of the University of Göttingen
The University of Göttingen was founded by George Augustus, whom we know in England as King George II. He was Patron of the Royal Society, and it is fitting that in this hall the Royal Society should pay a tribute of reverence to the memory of the illustrious Max Planck. In his lifetime the Society recorded its deep appreciation of his services to science by electing him to the small and carefully guarded body of its Foreign Members and by bestow…
Die Nächste Million Jahre
Wenn jemand es unternimmt, über einen Gegenstand zu schreiben, mit dem er sich bisher beruflich noch nicht beschäftigt hat, so sollte er eigentlich damit beginnen, sehr viel zu les en und sich über da
The Limits of the Earth
Douglas Rayner Hartree, 1897-1958
Douglas Rayner Hartree was born in Cambridge on 27 March 1897, and he died also in Cambridge on 12 February 1958. His genealogy furnishes an admirable illustration of the principle of heredity in ability, for he could claim to inherit many of his gifts and his scientific tastes from one or other of his parents. His father, who was a grandson of the famous Samuel Smiles, was for many years on the teaching staff of the Engineering Laboratory at Cam…
Darwin on the Struggle for Existence
The theory of evolution, developed by the British naturalist Charles Darwin (180982) by the late 1830s and presented to the general public in 1859 in his book The Origin of Species, was a pathbreaking scientific accomplishment. Primarily through The Origin, the influence of Darwin on modern man's view of the world and his impact on human affairs are comparable to those of Galileo, Adam Smith, Marx, or Freud. The notion of evolution itself was not…
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