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Charles Darwin has 8 past events. (show)  James Costa Presents Alfred Russel Wallace: The Other Darwin Executive Director of the Highlands Biological Station and WCU biology professor, James T. Costa will visit City Lights Bookstore on Friday, September 12th at 6:30 p.m. to present his new books celebrating the naturalists Alfred Russel Wallace and Charles Darwin. Traveler, explorer, co-discoverer of natural selection and founder of the field of evolutionary biogeography, Wallace was one of the most famous naturalists in the world when he died in 1913, yet has been all but eclipsed by Darwin today. On the Organic Law of Change (Harvard, 2013) is a facsimile and annotated transcription of Wallace’s Species Notebook, the most important field notebook kept by Wallace during his explorations in southeast Asia in the 1850s. In this never-before-published notebook, Wallace recorded extensive evolutionary arguments and reveals his plans for a book arguing for evolution. In the companion volume, Wallace, Darwin, and the Origin of Species (Harvard, 2014) Costa examines the parallel development of Wallace's and Darwin's thinking on species in the years leading up to publication of Darwin's landmark 1859 work, and critically examines allegations that Darwin and his circle conspired to sideline Wallace while stealing his ideas. Costa’s elegant edition of the Species Notebook and its concise companion volume provide new perspectives on Wallace’s remarkable quest to solve the mystery of species origins during his legendary expedition to Malaysia, Indonesia, and western New Guinea in the 1850s, and re-asserts Wallace's stature as one of the greatest naturalists of all time. To reserve copies of On the Organic Law of Change and Wallace, Darwin, and the Origin of Species please call City Lights Bookstore at 828-586-9499.
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 History Book Club discusses ---Charles Darwin-June 2013 All are invited to join the History Book Club's discussion of Charles Darwin on June 16th starting at 2PM. Read any book on the topic and have the chance to share what you learned with the group. Everyone gets the opportunity to share! Free and open to the public. Location: Street: 45 Main St. City: Brockport, Province: New York Postal Code: 14420-1903 Country: United States (added from IndieBound)… (more)
Darwin Remembers: Recollections of a Life’s Journey Charles Darwin reads from On the Origin of Species.; Floyd Sandford A one-man play scheduled to be performed at the Sam Noble Museum will bring Charles Darwin to life for audience members. “Darwin Remembers: Recollections of a Life’s Journey” will be performed in the museum’s Kerr Auditorium at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 22. Admission is free. The performance is sponsored by the University of Oklahoma Departments of Zoology and Botany and Microbiology, the OU Libraries and the Sam Noble Museum. “Darwin Remembers” is written and performed by Floyd Sandford. The information presented in the play is factual. Much of it was derived from Darwin's autobiography, edited and published shortly after his death by his son Francis. In the play, an aging Darwin remembers his life’s trials and triumphs, from his voyage on the HMS Beagle as a young man through his long and varied scientific career. (benjclark)… (more)
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Biologist Jim Costa Discusses Darwin’s Legacy Charles DarwinJim Costa, Professor of Biology at WCU and Director of the Highlands Biological Station, will be at the store on Friday, April 24th at 7:00 p.m. to present a program on Charles Darwin. He is author of the just-released critical edition, The Annotated Origin: A Facsimile of the First Edition of On the Origin of Species . (booksense)
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