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In the book "The Dangerous Idea of Darwin: Evolution and the Meanings of Life," Daniel C. Dennett argues that the theory of evolution can demystify the wonders of life without undermining our most...

In the book "The Dangerous Idea of Darwin: Evolution and the Meanings of Life," Daniel C. Dennett argues that the theory of evolution can demystify the wonders of life without undermining our most cherished beliefs. Since Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection emerged, it has been a topic of contention: misrepresented, abused, denied, and...

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In the book "The Dangerous Idea of Darwin: Evolution and the Meanings of Life," Daniel C. Dennett argues that the theory of evolution can demystify the wonders of life without undermining our most cherished beliefs. Since Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection emerged, it has been a topic of contention: misrepresented, abused, denied, and fiercely scrutinized. In this strong defense of Darwin, Dennett explores every aspect of evolutionary thought to show why it is fundamental to our existence and why it affirms - rather than threatens - our beliefs about the meaning of life.

Daniel C. Dennett is one of the most original and provocative thinkers in the world. As an exceptional philosopher and political commentator, he is known for challenging unexamined orthodoxies and is a supporter of the Brights movement. His books include: Brainstorms, Brainchildren, Elbow Room, Breaking the Spell, The Dangerous Idea of Darwin, Consciousness Explained, and Freedom Evolves.

  • Pages: 592
  • Dimensions: 12.8x12.8cm

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Author
Daniel C. Dennett
Publisher
Penguin
Language
English
Subtitle
-
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
592
Release Date
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Publication Date
1996
Dimensions
12.8x19.6 cm
ISBN-13
9780140167344

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In the book "The Dangerous Idea of Darwin: Evolution and the Meanings of Life," Daniel C. Dennett argues that the theory of evolution can demystify the wonders of life without undermining our most cherished beliefs. Since Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection emerged, it has been a topic of contention: misrepresented, abused, denied, and fiercely scrutinized. In this strong defense of Darwin, Dennett explores every aspect of evolutionary thought to show why it is fundamental to our existence and why it affirms - rather than threatens - our beliefs about the meaning of life.

Daniel C. Dennett is one of the most original and provocative thinkers in the world. As an exceptional philosopher and political commentator, he is known for challenging unexamined orthodoxies and is a supporter of the Brights movement. His books include: Brainstorms, Brainchildren, Elbow Room, Breaking the Spell, The Dangerous Idea of Darwin, Consciousness Explained, and Freedom Evolves.

  • Pages: 592
  • Dimensions: 12.8x12.8cm

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Author
Daniel C. Dennett
Publisher
Penguin
Language
English
Subtitle
-
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
592
Release Date
-
Publication Date
1996
Dimensions
12.8x19.6 cm
ISBN-13
9780140167344

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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