Evolution and Ethics

Viac o knihe

In a compelling lecture from 1893, biologist Thomas Henry Huxley critiques social Darwinism, challenging its application of evolutionary concepts to societal structures. He emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between biological evolution and social progress, advocating for a more nuanced understanding of human development that transcends simplistic interpretations of Darwinian theory. Huxley's insights provoke thought on the ethical implications of applying scientific principles to social issues.