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Author: Translated by Trinh Huy Hoa Publication year: 2003 Publisher: Tre The book is currently available at the library of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Viet Nam National University Ho Chi Minh City Document location: Shelf: U2 / C475 – Science. Reading room (Thu Duc Campus) |
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“After a legendary five-year journey around the world, Charles Darwin arrived at a theory that shook the scientific foundations of the nineteenth century: that humans share common ancestry with apes. Darwin's theory is perhaps now accepted by the entire scientific community. Recent research has proven that, ultimately, humans share a common ancestor. The story of Darwin's research and his perspective, which places humans within the evolutionary cycle of nature, remains as significant as ever.” The "Darwinian Revolution" is always ranked alongside the "Copernican Revolution" as periods when a new scientific theory becomes a symbol for a total shift in cultural values. Darwin's theory has evolved over time, but his ideas still resonate in our lives and in the way we think. Excerpt from the preface. Respectfully introduced to readers! |
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