The interaction of science and world view in Sir Julian Huxley's evolutionary biology

Journal of the History of Biology 23 (1):39-55 (1990)
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Progress: Biological and Other.Julian S. Huxley - 1922 - Hibbert Journal 21:436.
Biology and Sociology.Julian S. Huxley - 1923 - The Monist 33 (3):364-389.

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