Titlebook: Charles Darwin‘s Incomplete Revolution; The Origin of Specie Richard G. Delisle Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Origin of Spe

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Cyclicity, Evolutionary Equilibrium, and Biological Progresserformed at the proportional expense of demographic decline; (2) an evolutionary drive involving related forms that exhausts itself in reverse proportion to their taxonomic ascent; and (3) an evolutionary stalemate maintained between forms interlocked in a mutual adaptive deadlock. The biological pr

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Introduction: Darwin in the Larger Intellectual Context,Darwin requires a recalibration of his image: seeing him afresh as a scholar in transition between two revolutions (the Scientific Revolution and the Transformist Revolution), two worldviews (the static and the evolutionary), and two epistemologies. In order to recast the . against this complex canv

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Evolution in a Fully Constituted World. constitutes a contribution to universal evolutionism, it is argued that one finds at the core of Darwin’s magnum opus an explanatory structure congenial to a static worldview. This is reflected in several key assumptions: (1) the evolutionary past is imagined by projecting extant forms backward in

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The Wild Power of Natural Selection: Vertical Evolution, Analogies, and Imaginary Scenarios (,, Chapte evolutionary connections and the rise of complex organs from simple ones. But these explanatory components are put in the service of an entirely non-Darwinian theory of evolution, whereby life is depicted as a series of parallel and independent lines racing to acquire similar structures across ev