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A provocative collision of science and spirit discover how Darwin reshaped the very language of thought. In The Influence of Darwin on Philosophy, and Other Essays in Contemporary Thought, John Dewey essays dissect the seismic ways Darwinian theory altered modern philosophical discourse. These lucid, passionate essays trace Darwin's influence on philosophy, examining evolution and philosophy across morality, knowledge, and social life. Dewey maps how ideas of adaptation, continuity, and naturalism remade 20th-century philosophy, arguing that philosophy and science must engage as partners, not rivals. Casual readers will find clear, inspiring arguments; collectors and scholars will treasure Dewey s crisp prose and intellectual rigor. This restored Alpha Editions release brings back a title that was out of print for decades and preserves Dewey s voice for today s and future generations. More than a reprint, this edition is a collector s item and a cultural treasure: carefully edited, formatted for readability, and contextualized for contemporary philosophical debate. Whether you seek foundational texts in intellectual history, a philosophical essays collection centered on Darwinian thought, or a vibrant primer on the philosophy of evolution, this volume illuminates the impact of Darwinism on modern thought. Keywords woven throughout: Darwin's influence on philosophy, John Dewey essays, contemporary philosophical thought, impact of Darwinism, philosophy and science, philosophy of evolution, Darwinian theory in philosophy, modern philosophical discourse. Reclaim a milestone of modern thought essential for readers and collectors alike.
