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October 19, 2006

The complete works of Charles Darwin online, free and searchable. Not just the published stuff, but some things that have never before seen the light of day, such as field notes including the notes he took on the Galapagos Islands. Enjoy, monkeys!

posted by Pallas Athena at 09:41AM UTC [trackback] (22 comments total)

More books about limpets and rocks!

posted by Chyren at 02:10PM UTC on October 19, 2006

Cool, thanks for the post!

posted by livii at 06:15PM UTC on October 19, 2006

*experiences deja vu*

posted by beeswacky at 01:02AM UTC on October 20, 2006

Monkey peacay has some really lovely bits on this.

posted by fish tick at 03:37PM UTC on October 20, 2006

This is great but doesn't it say something that this FPP has generated a lot fewer comments than the au courant urinal postings.

posted by kamus at 11:48PM UTC on October 20, 2006

Houston, we have a wee problem.

posted by fish tick at 02:56AM UTC on October 21, 2006

Charles Darwin could have saved himself from some of his first critics if he had remembered to include his preface in the first edition of his influential book on evolution and natural selection, "The Origin of Species."

posted by homunculus at 03:35AM UTC on February 09, 2007

The Evolution of Goodness

posted by homunculus at 04:42PM UTC on March 27, 2007

Charles Darwin's blog

posted by homunculus at 01:31AM UTC on April 30, 2008

That is awesome, and this is absolutely goddamn hysterical after you've had to sit through that thoroughly dishonest and immoral abortion of a "documentary" that Stein made.

posted by middleclasstool at 03:43AM UTC on April 30, 2008

I think Darwin's blog deserves a front page post of its own.

posted by tracicle at 06:40AM UTC on April 30, 2008

July 1, 1858: Darwin and Wallace Shift the Paradigm

posted by homunculus at 06:36PM UTC on July 01, 2008

What drove Charles Darwin to his extraordinary ideas on evolution and human origins? Adrian Desmond, with co-author James Moore, argue in a new book that the great scientist had a "sacred cause": the abolition of slavery.

posted by homunculus at 05:15AM UTC on January 30, 2009

Charles Darwin film 'too controversial for religious America': A British film about Charles Darwin has failed to find a US distributor because his theory of evolution is too controversial for American audiences, according to its producer.

posted by homunculus at 10:44PM UTC on September 12, 2009

*hangs head in shame for my country*

posted by BlueHorse at 12:22AM UTC on September 13, 2009

The Right's Favorite Historian: Founding Fathers Opposed Darwin

posted by homunculus at 04:33PM UTC on June 09, 2011

Didn't the Founding Fathers also believe in barbershop medicine, which involved bleeding out the bad blood to cure diseases? Talk about bleeding heart liberals!

posted by Dan Folkus at 07:14PM UTC on June 09, 2011

*mumble mumble*

Buncha under-evolved leeches...


I'M TALKIN' TO YOU, RIGHTY!

posted by BlueHorse at 09:18PM UTC on June 09, 2011

All I can say is: "Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho for President!"

posted by EdArzakh at 10:57PM UTC on June 09, 2011

Charles Darwin Hacked Together His Own Office Chair Because He Was a Genius

posted by homunculus at 08:19PM UTC on July 28, 2012

Well, go Darwin!

I'll bet he put those wheels on so he could have chair races with Alfred Russel Wallace.

posted by BlueHorse at 07:25AM UTC on July 30, 2012

300 Previously Unpublished Darwin Letters To Be Posted Online: The letters outline the experiments Charles Darwin performed at the end of his life, to support his theory of evolution.

posted by homunculus at 08:55PM UTC on March 29, 2013

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