The Descent of Man
In The Descent of Man, Charles Darwin extends evolutionary theory to humanity. He considers human origins, variation, descent, and the relationship between people and other living beings, presenting a foundational work in the history of biology and scientific thought.
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The Descent of Man is Charles Darwin’s major work on human evolution and the natural history of humanity.
Darwin applies evolutionary reasoning to questions about human origins, development, and relationships with other living beings.
The book explores descent, variation, and natural selection as they relate to humankind.
It remains an important historical text in the development of evolutionary science and debates about human nature.
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