Darwin and the crisis of 1882 in the medical department : and the first student protest in the Arab world in the Syrian Protestant College (now the American University of Beirut)
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Darwin and the crisis of 1882 in the medical department : and the first student protest in the Arab world in the Syrian Protestant College (now the American University of Beirut)
American University of Beirut Press, c2004
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [186]-191) and index
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The engrossing story of an extraordinary crisis that reverberated far beyond the shores of Lebanon as the first student protest in the Arab region. When chemistry professor Edwin Lewis praised Darwin's methods in his 1882 commencement speech at Beirut's Syrian Protestant College, he set off a fierce and extended battle over freedom of expression between liberals and conservative that over the next few years caused nearly half the senior faculty to resign, many students to be suspended, and enrollment to plunge. Although the conservative initially won adoption of a Christian ""Declaration of Principles"" mandatory for all faculty, it was repealed by 1902.
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