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CHARLES DARWINS DEBT TO THE ROMANTICS: HOW ALEXANDER VON By Charles Morris VG

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ISBN-10
1787071383
Book Title
Charles Darwins Debt to the Romantics: How Alexander von
ISBN
9781787071384
Publication Name
Charles Darwin's Debt to the Romantics : How Alexander Von Humboldt, Goethe and Wordsworth Helped Shape Darwin's View of Nature
Item Length
8.9in
Publisher
Lang A&G International Academic Publishers, Peter
Publication Year
2018
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.8in
Author
Charles Morris Lansley
Features
New Edition
Item Width
5.9in
Item Weight
18.3 Oz
Number of Pages
274 Pages

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«The influence of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is famously much-studied; the influences upon Darwin's theory are less often investigated. Charles Lansley redresses this balance, with regard to Darwin's debt to the German and English Romantics. This work is by turns delicate and discerning, as appropriate for large-scale and important work of this order.» (Gary Farnell, Senior Lecturer in English, University of Winchester) «This fine study offers a compelling picture of Darwin's changing relationship to Romanticism during his scientific career. Charles Lansley's meticulous scholarship and wide-ranging engagement with Darwin's writings ensure that his account is solidly grounded, yet he also tells a persuasive and engaging story that is never obscured by his detailed research.» (Neil Messer, Professor of Theology, University of Winchester) «This is a persuasive, meticulously researched, and stimulating book that makes a convincing case for Darwin as a 'Romantic' Victorian. In its discussion of Darwin's debt to the Romantics, it acts as a useful reminder of the somewhat arbitrary nature of Romantic and Victorian periodisation. Likewise, it is essential reading for anyone interested in the productive way in which science and art can work together, a topic as germane today as when Darwin first set out, armed with Humboldt's Personal Narrative, on his voyage on the Beagle.» (Jayne Thomas, British Association for Victorian Studies Newsletter, Autumn 2019) «Charles Darwin's Debt to the Romantics is an engaging, thought-provoking, and rich study of an aspect of Darwin's work that has received comparatively little scholarly attention. As such, it is a welcome contribution to the field.» (Trenton B. Olsen, Review in British Society for Literature and Science, 2021) This book argues that the Romantic movement influenced Charles Darwin and his theory of natural selection. Given that Darwin has traditionally been placed within Victorian naturalism, these Romantic connections have often been overlooked. The volume traces specific examples of Darwin's reliance on the Romantics - such as Alexander von Humboldt's Personal Narrative , which he took with him on the Beagle , and the poetry of William Wordsworth, discussed in his notebooks - and explores correlations in Darwin's own writings. When Darwin refers to the «archetype» in Origin , could he be drawing on Goethe's own use of the concept? And how to explain his description of all poetry as creating a feeling of «nausea»? In addition to these key figures, the book also explores the possible influence of Darwin's own grandfather, Erasmus Darwin. The book cleverly follows Darwin's form of the narrative in a search for traces of history in both science and poetry, inspired by the unique imagination of Darwin himself.

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Publisher
Lang A&G International Academic Publishers, Peter
ISBN-10
1787071383
ISBN-13
9781787071384
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26038740290

Product Key Features

Author
Charles Morris Lansley
Publication Name
Charles Darwin's Debt to the Romantics : How Alexander Von Humboldt, Goethe and Wordsworth Helped Shape Darwin's View of Nature
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Features
New Edition
Publication Year
2018
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
274 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.9in
Item Height
0.8in
Item Width
5.9in
Item Weight
18.3 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Qh31.D2
Edition Description
New Edition
Reviews
«The influence of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is famously much-studied; the influences upon Darwin's theory are less often investigated. Charles Lansley redresses this balance, with regard to Darwin's debt to the German and English Romantics. This work is by turns delicate and discerning, as appropriate for large-scale and important work of this order.»(Gary Farnell, Senior Lecturer in English, University of Winchester) «This fine study offers a compelling picture of Darwin's changing relationship to Romanticism during his scientific career. Charles Lansley's meticulous scholarship and wide-ranging engagement with Darwin's writings ensure that his account is solidly grounded, yet he also tells a persuasive and engaging story that is never obscured by his detailed research.»(Neil Messer, Professor of Theology, University of Winchester) «This is a persuasive, meticulously researched, and stimulating book that makes a convincing case for Darwin as a 'Romantic' Victorian. In its discussion of Darwin's debt to the Romantics, it acts as a useful reminder of the somewhat arbitrary nature of Romantic and Victorian periodisation. Likewise, it is essential reading for anyone interested in the productive way in which science and art can work together, a topic as germane today as when Darwin first set out, armed with Humboldt's Personal Narrative, on his voyage on the Beagle.» (Jayne Thomas, British Association for Victorian Studies Newsletter, Autumn 2019) «Lansley's book presents a persuasive case for the connections between Darwin and Romanticism from England and Germany. Lansley's research constitutes an impressive study, which is genuinely and rewardingly wide-ranging and interdisciplinary in its approach. Exploring the scientific perspective of Darwin, and also his aesthetic and moral ideas, Lansley's book interrelates organically and perceptively these scientific and literary fields.» (Daniel Vázquez Calvo, The British Association for Romantic Studies (BARS) Review, No. 53, Spring-Autumn 2019), «The influence of Charles Darwin_s theory of evolution is famously much-studied; the influences upon Darwin_s theory are less often investigated. Charles Lansley redresses this balance, with regard to Darwin_s debt to the German and English Romantics. This work is by turns delicate and discerning, as appropriate for large-scale and important work of this order.»(Gary Farnell, Senior Lecturer in English, University of Winchester) «This fine study offers a compelling picture of Darwin_s changing relationship to Romanticism during his scientific career. Charles Lansley_s meticulous scholarship and wide-ranging engagement with Darwin_s writings ensure that his account is solidly grounded, yet he also tells a persuasive and engaging story that is never obscured by his detailed research.»(Neil Messer, Professor of Theology, University of Winchester), «The influence of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is famously much-studied; the influences upon Darwin's theory are less often investigated. Charles Lansley redresses this balance, with regard to Darwin's debt to the German and English Romantics. This work is by turns delicate and discerning, as appropriate for large-scale and important work of this order.»(Gary Farnell, Senior Lecturer in English, University of Winchester) «This fine study offers a compelling picture of Darwin's changing relationship to Romanticism during his scientific career. Charles Lansley's meticulous scholarship and wide-ranging engagement with Darwin's writings ensure that his account is solidly grounded, yet he also tells a persuasive and engaging story that is never obscured by his detailed research.»(Neil Messer, Professor of Theology, University of Winchester), «The influence of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution is famously much-studied; the influences upon Darwin's theory are less often investigated. Charles Lansley redresses this balance, with regard to Darwin's debt to the German and English Romantics. This work is by turns delicate and discerning, as appropriate for large-scale and important work of this order.»(Gary Farnell, Senior Lecturer in English, University of Winchester) «This fine study offers a compelling picture of Darwin's changing relationship to Romanticism during his scientific career. Charles Lansley's meticulous scholarship and wide-ranging engagement with Darwin's writings ensure that his account is solidly grounded, yet he also tells a persuasive and engaging story that is never obscured by his detailed research.»(Neil Messer, Professor of Theology, University of Winchester) «This is a persuasive, meticulously researched, and stimulating book that makes a convincing case for Darwin as a 'Romantic' Victorian. In its discussion of Darwin's debt to the Romantics, it acts as a useful reminder of the somewhat arbitrary nature of Romantic and Victorian periodisation. Likewise, it is essential reading for anyone interested in the productive way in which science and art can work together, a topic as germane today as when Darwin first set out, armed with Humboldt's Personal Narrative, on his voyage on the Beagle.» (Jayne Thomas, British Association for Victorian Studies Newsletter, Autumn 2019)
Table of Content
CONTENTS: Charles Darwin's Victorian Debt to the Romantics - Organic and One Reality Nature in Humboldt and Darwin - The Forces of Nature in Humboldt and Darwin - Darwin's Romantic Theory of Nature - Darwin's Romantic Theory of Mind - Darwin's Concepts of Morality and Romantic Materialism - Darwin's Moral and Reflective Nature: Conflicting Values in the Victorian Era - The Transmutation of Darwin's Romanticism - From Erasmus Darwin's Broth of Chaos to his Goddess of Nature - The Rime of the Ancient Naturalist.
Copyright Date
2018
Topic
European / German, European / French, Life Sciences / Evolution, General, American / General, Science & Technology
Lccn
2017-963048
Dewey Decimal
800
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Literary Criticism, Science

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