Huxley, Thomas Henry H Philosophers

Huxley, Thomas Henry H Philosophers

Huxley, Thomas Henry

Thomas Henry Huxley, 1825-1895. Nineteenth-century British thinker and zoologist, best known as an early advocate of Darwin's theories. He invented the term agnosticism, and used it to describe his own views.

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- Brief biographical entry.
- Brief profile and synopsis of his scientific thought.
- Biographical profile includes portrait and excerpt from his writings.
- Portrait and short review of this zoologist's legacy.
- Short introduction by Daniel G. Blackburn to the man who became known as "Darwin's Bulldog."
- Concise biography of this early evolutionist.
- Detailed biographical article by David Knight, made available by Thoemmes Press.

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