Darwin, and after Darwin

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Exploring the impact of Charles Darwin's theories, this work delves into the evolution of evolutionary thought following Darwin's groundbreaking ideas. Romanes examines the implications of natural selection and its influence on various scientific disciplines, including psychology and sociology. The book reflects on the debates and developments in biology that arose in the wake of Darwin's work, making it a significant contribution to the understanding of evolutionary theory and its broader cultural ramifications.