I Have Landed by Gould, Stephen Jay -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Contents Dedication By the Same Author Preface I. Pausing in Continuity

1. I Have Landed

II. Disciplinary Connections: Scientific Slouching Across a Misconceived Divide

III. Darwinian Prequels and Fallout

IV. Essays in the Paleontology of Ideas

9. The Jew and the Jewstone 10. When Fossils Were Young 11. Syphilis and the Shepherd of Atlantis

V Casting the Die: Six Evolutionary Epitomes

DEFENDING EVOLUTION 12. Darwin and the Munchkins of Kansas 13. Darwin’s More Stately Mansion 14. A Darwin for All Reasons EVOLUTION AND HUMAN NATURE 15. When Less Is Truly More 16. Darwin’s Cultural Degree 17. The Without and Within of Smart Mice

VI. The Meaning and Drawing of Evolution

DEFINING AND BEGINNING 18. What Does the Dreaded “E” Word Mean Anyway? 19. The First Day of the Rest of Our Life 20. The Narthex of San Marco and the Pangenetic Paradigm PARSING AND PROCEEDING 21. Linnaeus’s Luck? 22. Abscheulich! (Atrocious) 23. Tales of a Feathered Tail

VII. Natural Worth

24. An Evolutionary Perspective on the Concept of Native Plants 25. Age-Old Fallacies of Thinking and Stinking 26. The Geometer of Race 27. The Great Physiologist of Heidelberg

VIII. Triumph and Tragedy on the Exact Centennial of I Have Landed, September 11, 2001

Introductory Statement 28. The Good People of Halifax 29. Apple Brown Betty 30. The Woolworth Building 31. September 11, ’01

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