Darwin in Love
The Rest of the Story
Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Science, Biological Sciences, Evolution
| Author: | David Loye | ISBN: | 9780979994128 |
| Publisher: | Osanto University Press | Publication: | January 1, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | David Loye |
| ISBN: | 9780979994128 |
| Publisher: | Osanto University Press |
| Publication: | January 1, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The startling, long ignored, but now widely acclaimed new story of the life and full theory of the Darwin who wrote only twice about “survival of the fittest” but 95 times about the evolutionary drive of LOVE in the lives of all species—including us—in The Descent of Man. This is the first of five books for Darwin’s New World View Series. Book by book the series will unfold pioneering evolutionary systems scientist David Loye's reconstruction of the drive of love in Darwin’s life and the powerful, original, but long lost moral action-oriented completion for his theory. “A new world view.” “... corrects an oversight in the history of science which has swerved the modern world off its track “ “... a scientific mystery story of the first order.” “.. enormous and critical task ... carried it off with genius.” “... that this work has been utterly disregarded by the official keepers of evolutionary theory ... boggles the mind.” Darwin in Love includes nine pages of the acclamation of leading scientists and educators in Europe and Asia as well as the U.S. Long considered “too hot for science to handle,” this is the first chapter in the story of the loss that in this century threatens extinction rather than fulfillment — but also a clear, sure path to a better world.
The startling, long ignored, but now widely acclaimed new story of the life and full theory of the Darwin who wrote only twice about “survival of the fittest” but 95 times about the evolutionary drive of LOVE in the lives of all species—including us—in The Descent of Man. This is the first of five books for Darwin’s New World View Series. Book by book the series will unfold pioneering evolutionary systems scientist David Loye's reconstruction of the drive of love in Darwin’s life and the powerful, original, but long lost moral action-oriented completion for his theory. “A new world view.” “... corrects an oversight in the history of science which has swerved the modern world off its track “ “... a scientific mystery story of the first order.” “.. enormous and critical task ... carried it off with genius.” “... that this work has been utterly disregarded by the official keepers of evolutionary theory ... boggles the mind.” Darwin in Love includes nine pages of the acclamation of leading scientists and educators in Europe and Asia as well as the U.S. Long considered “too hot for science to handle,” this is the first chapter in the story of the loss that in this century threatens extinction rather than fulfillment — but also a clear, sure path to a better world.
