Evolution and Ethics

Focusing on Thomas Henry Huxley’s significant contributions to the field of evolution, the book explores his role as a leading figure in the scientific community during the late nineteenth century. It delves into his ideas, debates, and the impact of his work on the understanding of evolutionary biology, highlighting his influence on both science and society. Through Huxley’s life and theories, the narrative examines the broader implications of evolution during a transformative period in scientific thought.