Notas

 

1. O COMEÇO

 

1. Nora Barlow (org.). The Autobiography of Charles Darwin, 1809-1882,

with Original Omissions Restored. Londres, Collins, 1958, p.57.

2. Ibid., p.60.

3. Ibid., p.59.

4. F.H. Burkhardt, S. Smith et al. (orgs.). The Correspondence of Charles

Darwin, 14 vols. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1985, vol.I,

p.129.

5. Ibid., vol.I, p.133.

6. Autobiography, 1958, p.76.

7. Ibid., p.78.

8. Ibid., p.79.

9. Nora Barlow (org.). “Darwin’s ornithological notes”, Bulletin of the

British Museum (Natural History) Historical Series, n.2, p.201-78, s.d.,

p.262.

10. Autobiography, 1958, p.80.

11. Richard Darwin Keynes (org.). Charles Darwin’s Beagle Diary.

Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1988, p.122.

12. Autobiography, 1958, p.101.

13. Correspondence, 1985-, vol.III, p.55.

14. Ibid., vol.I, p.312.

 

2. “UMA TEORIA COM QUE TRABALHAR”

 

1. Autobiography, 1958, p.100.

2. Paul H. Barrett et al. (orgs.). Charles Darwin’s Notebooks, 1836-1844:

Geology, Transmutation of Species, Metaphysical Enquiries. Cambridge,

Cambridge University Press, 1987, caderno B, p.63 e 72.

3. Notebooks, 1987, caderno C, p.196.

4. Autobiography, 1958, p.120.

5. Correspondence, 1985-, vol.II, p.123.

6. Ibid., vol.II, p.172.

7. Ibid., vol.III, p.43.

8. Ibid., vol.III, p.108.

9. Autobiography, 1958, p.120.

10. Correspondence, 1985-, vol.VI, p.335.

 

3. A PUBLICAÇÃO

 

1. Correspondence, 1985-, vol.VII, p.118.

2. Francis Darwin. The Life and Letters of Charles Darwin, 3 vols. Londres,

1887, vol.I, p.155.

3. Charles Darwin (1859). On the Origin of Species. A Facsimile of the

First Edition with an Introduction by Ernst Mayr. Cambridge, Mass.,

Harvard University Press, 1959, p.171 e 188.

4. On the Origin of Species, ed.1859, p.31.

5. Correspondence, 1985-, vol.VII, p.274.

6. On the Origin of Species, ed.1859, p.75.

7. Ibid., p.84.

8. Ibid., p.112.

9. Correspondence, 1985-, vol.VII, p.265.

10. On the Origins of Species, 1985-, vol.VIII, p.75.

11. Ibid., ed.1859, p.488.

12. Ibid., ed.1860, p.484.

13. Ibid., ed.1859, p.485-6.

14. Ibid., ed.1859, p.490.

15. Autobiography, 1958, p.137.

16. Correspondence, 1985-, vol.VI, p.178.

17. Correspondence, 1985-, vol.VII, p.324 e 328.

 

4. CONTROVÉRSIA

 

1. Correspondence, 1985-, vol.XI, p.231.

2. Ibid., 1985-, vol.VIII, p.405.

3. “Agnosticism” foi um ensaio publicado pela primeira vez por Huxley na

Westminster Review em 1889. Mais tarde foi reproduzido várias vezes. É

mais facilmente encontrável em Thomas Henry Huxley, Collected Essays

(1893-94), vol.5, p.246.

4. Westminster Review, 1860, vol.17, p.556.

5. John Stuart Mill. A System of Logic, Ratiocinative and Inductive, Being a

Connected View of the Principles of Evidence, and the Methods of Scientific

Induction, 5ª ed., 2 vols. Londres, 1862, vol.II, p.18.

6. Karl Pearson. The Grammar of Science. Londres, 1892, p.369.

7. Charles Darwin (1871). The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to

Sex, 2 vols., fac-símile da 1ª ed., com “Introdução” de John Tyler Bonner e

Robert M. May. Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press, 1981, vol.II,

p.368-9.

8. Ibid., vol.I, p.57.

9. Ibid., vol.I, p.206-7.

 

5. LEGADO

 

1. Steven Jay Gould. Natural History, outubro de 1987, vol.96, p.14-21.

 

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