Understanding evolution
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書誌事項
Understanding evolution
（Understanding life / series editor, Kostas Kampourakis）
Cambridge University Press, 2020
- : hbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Why do the debates about evolution persist, despite the plentiful evidence for it? Breaking down the notion that public resistance to evolution is strictly due to its perceived conflict with religion, this concise book shows that evolution is in fact a counterintuitive idea that is difficult to understand. Kostas Kampourakis, an experienced science educator, takes an insightful, interdisciplinary approach, providing an introduction to evolutionary theory written with clarity and thoughtful reasoning. Topics discussed include evolution in the public sphere, evolution and religion, the conceptual obstacles to understanding evolution, the development of Darwin's theory, the most important evolutionary concepts, as well as evolution and the nature of science. Understanding Evolution presents evolutionary theory with a lucidity and vision that readers will quickly appreciate, and is intended for anyone wanting an accessible and concise guide to evolution.
目次
- Preface: There is more to resistance to evolution than religion
- 1. The public acceptance of evolution
- 2. Religious resistance to accepting evolution
- 3. Conceptual obstacles to understanding evolution
- 4. Charles Darwin's conceptual change
- 5. Common ancestry
- 6. Evolutionary processes
- 7. Evolution and the nature of science
- Concluding remarks: the implications of evolution for human life
- Index.
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