Eksempler på brug af Darwin's theory of evolution på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection.
The debate in Denmark concerning Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was not all serious.
Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was quickly dubbed“the ape-theory”.
Lütken wrote the first detailed discussion of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution in Denmark.
I approve of Darwin's theory of evolution, but had no hand in the writing of The Origin of Species.
It was not only the well-educated in Copenhagen who discussed Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.
He reports that Bert did teach them about Darwin's Theory of Evolution, and that he did say that humans were descended from"old world monkeys.
Bentzien was among the first professionals to introduce Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.
How was Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection illustrated in popular magazines and how was it seen by the public?
Rudolph Varberg was the most prolific populariser of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution in the 1860s.
In Darwin's theory of evolution, the process of random heritable variation with cumulative selection requires great durations of time.
In 1863 C.F. Lütken wrote the first detailed discussion of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution in Denmark.
By that time, however, Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was widely discussed in Denmark and Warming's research commenced to include phylogeny.
In the polemics with Christians in the 1870s, Georg Brandes applied Charles Darwin's theory of evolution as a weapon against religious faith.
The latter we know from Darwin's theory of evolution which formed the foundation for our current perception of the evolution of life and modern cladistics.
Aakjær and a group of fellow freethinkers complained that modern literature and Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was ignored by the teachers.
As Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection gained footing in England and Germany, many Danish scientists became more positive towards the theory. .
In what I am saying there is no more mysticism than in Darwin's theory of evolution of living organisms influenced by the conditions of their existence.
In contrast to his contemporary zoological colleagues Japetus Steenstrup and C.F. Lütken,Reinhardt was an early supporter of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.
In 1863, four years after the publication of On the Origin of Species in England, Darwin's theory of evolution was widely known among natural scientists in Denmark.
As editor of Dansk Havetidende[Danish Journal of Gardening] from 1863,J.A. Bentzien was among the first professionals to introduce Charles Darwin's theory of evolution.
Darwin's theory of evolution became known and discussed in Denmark as early as the 1860s. In the 1870s, his three most famous works Voyage of the Beagle, On the Origin of Species and Descent of Man were published in Danish.
Although Grundtvig's writings include more than a thousand texts and many thousand pages,he never explicitly discussed Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, which was known in Denmark from the 1860s and much debated at the time of Grundtvig's death in 1872.
In the winter of 1887-1888, when a young Aakjær advocated free thought and socialism, he was a student at Askov Folk High School. Aakjær anda group of fellow freethinkers complained that modern literature and Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was ignored by the teachers.
In 1863, four years after the publication of On the Origin of Species in England, Darwin's theory of evolution was widely known among natural scientists in Denmark. Like most natural scientists in Denmark in the 1860s, zoologist Chr. Fr. Lütken was critical towards the theory. .
He remained an evolutionist throughout his whole life, but after the year 1900, he became an advocate for Lamarckism and a strong critic of the theory of natural selection. In 1863,four years after the publication of On the Origin of Species in England, Darwin's theory of evolution was widely known among natural scientists in Denmark.
Social Darwinism is a social theory which holds that Darwin 's theory of evolution by natural selection is a model, not only for the development of biological traits in a population, but also as an application for human social institutions- the existing social institutions being implicitly declared as normative.
Were all Christians against the evolutionary theory? 3 How did the literary critic Georg Brandes react to Darwin's evolutionary theory? 4 How was Darwin's theory of evolution through natural selection illustrated in popular magazines and how was it seen by the public? 5 How did poets and authors use Darwin's theories and works? 6 How did the reception of Darwinism in Denmark differ from other countries?
In the polemics with Christians in the 1870s, Georg Brandes applied Charles Darwin's theory of evolution as a weapon against religious faith. Brandes thus occasionally mentioned Darwin when arguing for his secularist agenda. Brandes claimed that the writer and translator of the Origin of Species and Descent of Man, J.P. Jacobsen, was the first writer to introduce Darwin's ideas to the general public in Scandinavia. Several historical studies have shown that this is not correct.
His acceptance of evolutionary geology did not, however, make him embrace Charles Darwin's theory of organic evolution.