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Darwinism stated by Darwin himself: Characteristic passages from the writings of Charles Darwin
Darwin, Charles
Evolution (Biology)
The Evolution of Language 185
Development of Languages and Species compared 188
The Sense of Beauty 191
Development of the Ear for Music 192
IX.
DEVELOPMENT OF THE MORAL SENSE.
From the Social Instincts to the Moral Sense 195
Human Sympathy among Animals 197
The Love of Approbation 199
Fellow-Feeling for our Fellow-Animals 200
Development of the Golden Rule 201
Regret peculiar to Man, and why 202
Remorse explained 204
Development of Self-Control 205
Variability of Conscience 207
Progress not an Invariable Rule 209
All Civilized Nations are the Descendants of Barbarians 210
“The Ennobling Belief in God” 213
X.
THE GENEALOGY OF MAN.
Man a Sub-Order 218
The Birthplace of Man 221
Origin of the Vertebrata 224
From no Bone to Backbone 226
Does Mankind consist of Several Species? 228
The Races graduate into each other 229
Was the First Man a Speaking Animal? 231
The Theory of a Single Pair 231
Civilized out of Existence 233
XI.
SEXUAL SELECTION AS AN AGENCY TO ACCOUNT FOR THE DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN THE RACES OF MAN.
Struggle of the Males for the Possession of the Females 236
Courtship among the Lower Animals 237
Why the Male plays the more Active Part in Courting 239
Transmission of Sexual Characteristics 240
An Objection answered 242
Difference between the Sexes created by Sexual Selection 243
How Woman could be made to reach the Standard of Man 246
“Characteristic Selfishness of Man” 247
No Universal Standard of Beauty among Mankind 248
Development of the Beard 249
Development of the Marriage-Tie 250
Unnatural Selection in Marriage 252
Modifying Influences in Both Sexes 254
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