Evolution
Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:
'A Main Axis of Biological Evolution', Chapter 4 (A)
Raven addresses the fundamentality of the family group in human life
'A Preamble' (B) to the argument about the axis of biological evolution
British Society for the Advancement of Science: Presidential Address, 19610904
This series includes information about Raven's participation in conferences and seminars, both in the UK and abroad, and his membership of learned societies
'Charles Raven (1885-1964): Professor of Divinity and Promoter of Science' by Ian Randall
Documents relating to an article by Joseph Needham and Donald Leslie entitled 'Ancient and Mediaeval Chinese Thought on Evolution', 1951-09-03 - 1955-08-15
The paper was read at a 'Symposium on 'Organic Evolution'' arranged by Dr. Sunder Lal Hora and held in Dehli, India, March 1953. It was published in the 'Bulletin of the National Institute of Sciences of India', 1952 [?].
The paper also formed a contribution to a Festschirft for Julian Huxley entitled 'Evolution as a Process'.
Letter to Ward from J. Arthur Thomson, 19150601
Letter-headed: 'Natural History Department, Marischal College, The University, Aberdeen'.
Note IX: J. C. Smuts on Holism
Notes for a speech to be given to the World Council of Churches, Illinois, 195408
This series includes information about Raven's participation in conferences and seminars, both in the UK and abroad, and his membership of learned societies
Notes on an attempt to vindicate the idea of a central axis of biological evolution in biological terms
'On the ethics of naturalism: Sorley and Sidgwick on ethics and evolution', 2021-06-22
Article by Hallvard Lillehammer published in the 'British Journal for the History of Philosophy' (Vol. 29, Issue 6) pp. 1144-1165.
Raven's correspondence with the British Museum concerning the Evolution Protest Movement's request for censorship of a B. M. publication, 195104 - 195105
The Evolution Protest Movement call for censorship of the B.M. publication The History of the Primates by Professor Le Gros Clark