Darwin and the Humanities

This book contains the second volume of Darwin and the Humanities, written by James Mark Baldwin and originally published in1909. Prepared for the Darwin Celebration of the American Philosophical Society, this text was designed In the hope that this book may serve to stimulate students of Anthropology, Philosophy, Political Sciences, and Literary Criticism, and contains a wealth of information on Darwinism in relation to a veritable plethora of different academic fields. Chapters contained herein include: Darwinism and Psychology, Darwinism and the Social Sciences, Darwinism and Ethics, Darwinism and Logic, Darwinism and Philosophy, and Darwinism and Religion. A fascinating and comprehensive text, this book will greatly appeal anyone with an interest in the subject and constitutes a valuable addition to any collection of antiquarian scientific literature. James Mark Baldwin (1861 ?1934) was an American Philosopher and psychologist, famous for his important contributions to early psychology and evolutionary theory. This book is republished here with a new prefatory biography of the author.