Barr, Alan P. (Editor)
University of Georgia Press
Physical Details: xiii + 353 pp.; illus.; notes
Description Contents: Barr, Alan P.: “Common sense clarified”: Thomas Henry Huxley's faith in truth. Reed, John R.: Thomas Henry Huxley and the question of morality. Knight, David: Thomas Henry Huxley and philosophy of science. Schwartz, Joel S.: “A good impudent faith in my own star”: Thomas Henry Huxley's odyssey in the South Seas. Lyons, Sherrie L.: Convincing men they are monkeys. Bowler, Peter J.: Thomas Henry Huxley and the reconstruction of life's ancestry. Ruse, Michael: Thomas Henry Huxley and the status of evolution as science. Di Gregorio, Mario A.: Thomas Henry Huxley and German science. Reid, Robert G.B.: Thomas Henry Huxley and 19th-century biology. White, Paul: Genius in public and private. Brantlinger, Patrick: Thomas Henry Huxley and the imperial archive. Bodmer, George R.: The technical illustration of Thomas Henry Huxley. Sommerville, Bruce, Shortland, Michael: Thomas Henry Huxley, H.G. Wells, and the method of Zadig. Lightman, Bernard: “Fighting even with death”: Balfour, scientific naturalism, and Thomas Henry Huxley's final battle.
Review Paradis, J. (1998) Review of "Thomas Henry Huxley's place in science and letters: Centenary essays". Albion (pp. 541-43).
Review Vergata, A. La (1999) Review of "Thomas Henry Huxley's place in science and letters: Centenary essays". Nuncius: Annali di Storia della Scienza (pp. 350-54).
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