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Bibliography of Major Works on Scientifi c Naturalism

© 2019 University of Chicago Press

© 2019 University of Chicago Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Introduction 1
  4. Forging Friendships
  5. 1. “The Great O. versus the Jermyn St. Pet”: Huxley, Falconer, and Owen on Paleontological Method 27
  6. 2. Evolutionary Naturalism on High: The Victorians Sequester the Alps 55
  7. 3. Paradox: The Art of Scientifi c Naturalism 79
  8. Institutional Politics
  9. 4. Huxley and the Devonshire Commission 101
  10. 5. Economies of Scales: Evolutionary Naturalists and the Victorian Examination System 131
  11. 6. Odd Man Out: Was Joseph Hooker an Evolutionary Naturalist? 157
  12. Broader Alliances
  13. 7. Sunday Lecture Societies: Naturalistic Scientists, Unitarians, and Secularists Unite against Sabbatarian Legislation 189
  14. 8. The Conduct of Belief: Agnosticism, the Metaphysical Society, and the Formation of Intellectual Communities 220
  15. 9. Where Naturalism and Theism Met: The Uniformity of Nature 242
  16. New Generations
  17. 10. The Fate of Scientifi c Naturalism: From Public Sphere to Professional Exclusivity 265
  18. 11. The Successors to the X Club? Late Victorian Naturalists and Nature, 1869–1900 288
  19. 12. From Agnosticism to Rationalism: Evolutionary Biologists, the Rationalist Press Association, and Early Twentieth-Century Scientifi c Naturalism 309
  20. Acknowledgments 327
  21. Bibliography of Major Works on Scientifi c Naturalism 329
  22. Contributors 335
  23. Index 337
Victorian Scientific Naturalism
This chapter is in the book Victorian Scientific Naturalism
https://doi.org/10.7208/9780226109640-015

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Introduction 1
  4. Forging Friendships
  5. 1. “The Great O. versus the Jermyn St. Pet”: Huxley, Falconer, and Owen on Paleontological Method 27
  6. 2. Evolutionary Naturalism on High: The Victorians Sequester the Alps 55
  7. 3. Paradox: The Art of Scientifi c Naturalism 79
  8. Institutional Politics
  9. 4. Huxley and the Devonshire Commission 101
  10. 5. Economies of Scales: Evolutionary Naturalists and the Victorian Examination System 131
  11. 6. Odd Man Out: Was Joseph Hooker an Evolutionary Naturalist? 157
  12. Broader Alliances
  13. 7. Sunday Lecture Societies: Naturalistic Scientists, Unitarians, and Secularists Unite against Sabbatarian Legislation 189
  14. 8. The Conduct of Belief: Agnosticism, the Metaphysical Society, and the Formation of Intellectual Communities 220
  15. 9. Where Naturalism and Theism Met: The Uniformity of Nature 242
  16. New Generations
  17. 10. The Fate of Scientifi c Naturalism: From Public Sphere to Professional Exclusivity 265
  18. 11. The Successors to the X Club? Late Victorian Naturalists and Nature, 1869–1900 288
  19. 12. From Agnosticism to Rationalism: Evolutionary Biologists, the Rationalist Press Association, and Early Twentieth-Century Scientifi c Naturalism 309
  20. Acknowledgments 327
  21. Bibliography of Major Works on Scientifi c Naturalism 329
  22. Contributors 335
  23. Index 337
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