Has a Frog a Soul?

آیا یک قورباغه روح دارد؟

Author: Thomas Henry Huxley · 1870

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Thomas Huxley, known as “Darwin’s Bulldog” for his championing and development of Darwinism, was perhaps the most important Victorian biologist after Darwin himself. This speech to the Metaphysical Society in 1870 is one of Huxley’s best known texts outside the sphere of his specialism, and remains read today by students of philosophy. In it, Huxley argues from the results of vivisection to metaphysics. (Summary by CarlManchester)

سخنرانی توماس هاکسلی به جمعیت متافیزیک در سال ۱۸۷۰ است که یکی از شناخته شده ترین متون وی در خارج از حوزه تخصصی اش محسوب می شود و همچنان توسط دانشجویان فلسفه خوانده می شود. هاکسلی که به عنوان برترین زیست شناس ویکتوری بعد از داروین شناخته می شود، در این سخن از نتایج ویویسکشن برای استدلال درباره مسائل متافیزیکی استفاده می کند.

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Author
Thomas Henry Huxley
Year
1870
Language
English
Class
Philosophy
Type
Audiobook
Source
LibriVox
Rights
Public domain, LibriVox

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