Essays on Life, Art and Science - Hardcover
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Essays on Life, Art and Science is a collection of essays and lectures by Samuel Butler which were mostly published during 1890 in The Universal Review. The collection contains a variety of essays and lectures some of which deal with his own theories and experiences while other discusses theories of renowned scientists such as Darwin. Ramblings in Cheapside, The Deadlock in Darwinism, and A Medieval Girl School are some of the essays included in this collection.
About the Author:
Samuel Butler (1835-1902) is best known for his utopian satire Erewhon , his posthumous novel The Way of All Flesh , and his translations of Homer. His family background made a career in the Church inevitable, but, while serving a low-income parish in London, he began to question his faith. He lived in New Zealand for five years, and later in life spent time in Italy.
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- PublisherIndypublish.Com
- ISBN 10 1437893392
- ISBN 13 9781437893397
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages156
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