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Whose Darwin is the true Darwin?
Battles over Charles Darwin’s legacy and the implications of his theory are central to current debates on evolution. Darwin’s extensive correspondence shows, as nothing else can, how he arrived at his published views. Here, two Darwin experts [Paul White & Alison Pearn [she's not in the podcast, actually] from the Darwin Correspondence Project] talk about their current work on Darwin and evolution.
Direct mp3 here. I have yet to listen to it, but please do comment on it if you have…
UPDATE: There is also a video of the slideshow for the lecture, worth watching for the clips of the play Re:Design toward the end. Download by clicking here.
Excellent overview of the variety of his contemporaries’ responses to his theory. White talks about a new “Darwin and Religion” project and ends with some excerpts from a drama based on the correspondence between Darwin and Asa Gray.
There’s also a video of the talk on the Royal Society’s podcasts page. IMO it’s worth watching for the drama clips.
Thanks, I finally did listen to it, and enjoyed it very much. I will have to check out the video as well…