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In "The Coming of Evolution," John W. Judd explores the transformative notions of evolutionary theory that emerged during the late 19th century, a period marked by an unprecedented interest in both science and philosophy. Blending rigorous scientific analysis with accessible prose, Judd effectively elucidates the complexities of natural selection, geological processes, and the gradual adaptation of species. His narrative is rooted in a rich literate context that spans the Enlightenment to Darwinian thought, establishing a bridge between descriptive natural history and the emerging scientific…mehr

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In "The Coming of Evolution," John W. Judd explores the transformative notions of evolutionary theory that emerged during the late 19th century, a period marked by an unprecedented interest in both science and philosophy. Blending rigorous scientific analysis with accessible prose, Judd effectively elucidates the complexities of natural selection, geological processes, and the gradual adaptation of species. His narrative is rooted in a rich literate context that spans the Enlightenment to Darwinian thought, establishing a bridge between descriptive natural history and the emerging scientific methodologies of his time. John W. Judd, a geologist whose work aligns with the intellectual fervor of his era, was deeply influenced by the scientific advancements and philosophical debates surrounding evolution. His expertise in geology not only lends credibility to his assertions but also reflects his belief in the interconnectivity of the Earth's physical history with biological development. This profound understanding of both geology and biology shaped his perspective, prompting him to write this book, which engages with the pivotal shifts in scientific thought. "The Coming of Evolution" is an essential reading for anyone intrigued by the origins of evolutionary theory and its implications. Judd's synthesis of scientific inquiry and philosophical discourse offers readers an enlightening perspective on how evolutionary thought emerged and evolved. This work serves as both a historical account and a critical analysis that resonates with contemporary discussions in biology and the philosophy of science.

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John Wesley Judd (1840-1916) was a British geologist and academic whose scholarly work profoundly influenced the scientific understanding of geology and evolution during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. An esteemed professor at the Royal College of Science, which later became part of Imperial College London, Judd made significant contributions to the study of volcanic rocks and stratigraphy. He served as the President of the Geological Society of London from 1903 to 1905 and was awarded the Wollaston Medal, one of the highest honors in geology, in 1891. 'The Coming of Evolution' is one of Judd's seminal works, wherein he meticulously reviews the historical development and the then-current status of evolutionary theory, connecting it to geological phenomena. Published in 1910, the book provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of how the concept of evolution emerged through the lens of scientific observations. Judd's literary style is known for its clarity and methodical exposition, characteristics which helped facilitate the public's and academia's understanding of the intersections between geology and biology. His writings endeavored not only to advance scientific knowledge but also to educate a broader audience, thus embodying the principle that scientific inquiry should be accessible and comprehensible to all interested minds.