Elementary biology, an introduction to the science of life (1919) The material in this book, its arrangement, and the method of instruction that it implies is the outcome of some seventeen years of work and thought devoted to the teaching of science…
The life of the universe as conceived by man from the earliest ages to the present time The life of the universe The life of the universe covera cosmogony, tracing the evolution of Universe theories from primitive myths and ancient philosophy to mod…
Worlds in the making “Worlds in the Making” (1908) by Svante Arrhenius is a landmark scientific work that explores the evolution of the universe, blending physics, chemistry, and cosmology. It is notable for introducing ideas about radiation pressur…
The book "History of the Conflict between Religion and Science" by Dr. John William Draper, published in 1874, delves into the long-standing debate between religion and science. I History of the Conflict between Religion and Science Drape…
The sceptical chymist The sceptical chymist From the introduction: Sceptical Chymist deals with the experimental evidence, and the reasoning based thereon, adduced by the " hermetick philosophers " that is, the followers of the Aristoteli…
General biology; a book of outlines and practical studies for the general student Excerpt from the introduction: This book offers a series of practical studies of biological phenomena for the guidance of the general student. It is not a formal text,…
Fundamental Laws of Mechanics Fundamental Laws of Mechanics From Introduction: Mechanics is a branch of physics treating the simplest form of motion of matter, mechanical motion, that is, the motion of bodies in space and time. The occurrence of m…
Darwin Darwin and the Theory of Evolution by Carroll Lane Fenton Introduction Although eminent in the fields of geology, botany, and systematic zoology, Charles Darwin's chief fame rests upon his part in the development of the theory of organi…
What is science? This little book is written with the hope of encouraging the study of science in the classes of the Workers' Educational Association. In spite of some splendid successes — ^notably the biology classes of Mr Norman Walker in …
The World Is Built On Probability The World Is Built On Probability Lev Tarasov’s The World Is Built on Probability is a Soviet-era popular science book first published in 1988 (revised from the 1984 Russian edition), translated into English by Mich…
Can the Individual Control His Conduct Can the Individual Control His Conduct IS MAN A "FREE AGENT" OR IS HE THE SLAVE OF HIS BIOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT? A DEBATE BETWEEN Clarence Darrow and Dr. Thomas V. Smith Dr. Thoma…
In "The Evolution of Mind" by Joseph McCabe, the author delves into the complex and intriguing nature of the human mind. The Evolution of Mind by Joseph McCabe While modern psychology focuses on the phenomena of the mind, McCabe takes a d…
The foundations of Einstein's theory of gravitation Einstein From the introduction The Universe is limited by the properties of light. Until half a century ago it was strictly true that we depended upon our eyes for all our knowledge of the uni…
The game of life From introduction: This is an important book to those of us who wish to understand and participate in the acceleration of our own evolution and that of our divergent human family. The science of exo-psychology, which analyzes human …
Evolution, the Master‑Key (1906) By C. W. Saleeby This book argues that evolution is not merely a biological theory but the “master‑key” to all domains of knowledge. Saleeby applies evolutionary principles to matter, life, mind, morality, and even r…
