Diary of work and life
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The “Autobiography” of Charles Darwin, for many years has been one of the most important sources for all authors of numerous biographies of a brilliant scientist. This text is the processing of Darwin’s “memoirs”, abbreviated and prepared for printing his son Francis: places that were not related to the events of the life and scientific work of his great father were excluded from the text. The section on the attitude of Darwin to religion, which seemed too frank for the Victorian era, also went under the knife.
In this edition, the reader is offered to the reader’s attention - according to drafts, restored, nano -translated and commented on by the historian of Biology Sobol - the memories of the biologist and the memories of the biologist and the memories of the biologist and traveler, as well as his diary. This is a charming, sincere story of the famous student of the oldest English universities, who, thanks to the sea trip on the Bigl ship, did not choose a career as a priest, but made discoveries that became the foundation of the modern theory of evolution and biological science.
“Apparently, in the variability of living beings and in the action of natural selection no more than a deliberate plan than in the direction in which the wind blows. Everything in nature is the result of solid laws. ”
- C. Darwin
In this edition, the reader is offered to the reader’s attention - according to drafts, restored, nano -translated and commented on by the historian of Biology Sobol - the memories of the biologist and the memories of the biologist and the memories of the biologist and traveler, as well as his diary. This is a charming, sincere story of the famous student of the oldest English universities, who, thanks to the sea trip on the Bigl ship, did not choose a career as a priest, but made discoveries that became the foundation of the modern theory of evolution and biological science.
“Apparently, in the variability of living beings and in the action of natural selection no more than a deliberate plan than in the direction in which the wind blows. Everything in nature is the result of solid laws. ”
- C. Darwin
Author:
Author:Darwin Charles Robert
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Gray
Series:
Series: Scientific Diary
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-137759-5
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