This chapter examines the background information to the study, the evolution of man - scientific evidence, the scientific reception of Darwinism (Darwin's Theory of Evolution - the premise Darwin's theory of evolution - natural selection Darwin's theory of evolution - slowly but surely, Darwin's theory of evolution - a theory in crisis). Furthermore, this work discusses the metaphysical concerns on theory of evolution, methodological objections of theory of evolution, reconsidering the nature of science from physics to evolutionary biology, from empiricism, toward a naturalistic model of scientific practice and conclusion of the study.
Contents
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Background of the study
1.2 The Scientific Reception of Darwinism
1.3 Metaphysical concerns on theory of evolution
1.4 Methodological objections on theory of evolution
1.5 Reconsidering the Nature of Science
1.6 From Physics to Evolutionary Biology
1.7 From Empiricism
1.8 Toward a Naturalistic Model of Scientific Practice
Conclusion
REFERENCES
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- Joshua Lawrence Langat (Author), 2018, The Historical Conflict and Implication of Evolution and the Science on Contemporary Education, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.hausarbeiten.de/document/425391
