Science and Education

Name: Science and Education
Author: Thomas Henry Huxley

by Thomas Henry Huxley

Essays promoting science education and its value to human civilization

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Thomas Henry Huxley

Darwin's most ferocious public defender, known as 'Darwin's Bulldog,' Huxley won the famous Oxford debate against Bishop Wilberforce. He coined the word 'agnostic.' His essays on science and culture helped establish science as a respectable intellectual pursuit.

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Man's Place in NatureEssay establishing humanity's place within nature through evolutionary biology
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Evolution and EthicsArgues that ethics evolved from natural causes but transcends biological origins
Evidence as to Man's Place in NatureScientific demonstration of humanity's evolutionary relationship to primates
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