Steven Jay Gould has straddled the scientific and literary communities as a successful author and researcher.
Gould, Stephen Jay
Evolutionary biologist, paleontologist, and science writer 1941-...
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Stephen Jay Gould
1941-
American Paleontologist and Educator
American paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould has contributed important insights into the nature of life and evolutionary science. His theory o...
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The American paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould (born 1941) was awarded the Schuchert Award for 1975 by the Paleontological Society for his work in evolutionary theory. He was also the author of numerou...
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A Harvard University professor of geology, biology, and the history of science, Stephen Jay Gould is a science celebrity. He is a prolific science writer, best known in the lay community for his essay...
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Harvard University professor and paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould, who died on May 20, 2002, became well known within the scientific community for refining the theories of Charles Darwin within the fi...
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In the following essay, Lovejoy discusses Gould's body of work, drawing particular attention to The Mismeasure of Man, Time's Arrow, Time's Cycle, and Wonderful Life.
Ever since ...
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In the following essay, Bethell assesses how Gould uses evolutionary theory to support his own political beliefs throughout his body of work.
Stephen Jay Gould came out from behind a curtain and wa...
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In the following interview, Gould discusses Marxism, science and truth, relativism, punctuated equilibrium, Darwinism versus creationism, and historical inquiry.
Stephen Jay Gould hasn't eve...
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In the following review, Vines discusses possible reasons behind the popularity of Gould's books about evolution and science and offers a mixed assessment of Life's Grandeur.
The pala...
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In the following review, Bywater examines Gould's arguments about evolution in Life's Grandeur.
We live in interesting times and I sometimes wonder if we realise just how interesting ...
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Today is Sunday, May 20, the 140th day of 2007. There are 225 days left in the year.Today's Highlight in History:On May 20, 1927, Charles Lindbergh took off from Roosevelt Field in Garden City, N.Y...
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Antioch College, known for its offbeat approach to education, will close in 2008 because of a money shortage and will try to find enough funds to reopen four years later, the school said Tuesday.En...
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“I feel vindicated,” Philip Nobile said.
It was the afternoon of April 14, two days after CBS had dumped Don Imus from the radio, and Mr. Nobile, 65, was at home in Cobble Hill. Long b...
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