10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERIGENESIS»
Discover the use of
perigenesis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
perigenesis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
From Here to Eternity: Ernst Haeckel and Scientific Faith
(Hae- ckel, Perigenesis, 1876, 12). He also hinted at the "political" undercurrents
of Perigenesis, a further building-block in his construction of the unity of nature
and culture. The division of labour led to a notion of "politische Grundgedanke
der ...
Mario A. Di Gregorio, 2005
2
Representation in Western Music
D'Udine was inspired by the scientific principles of Félix le Dantec, a widely read
evolutionary biologist and believer in the theory of perigenesis.17 Invented by the
German naturalist Ernst Haeckel, perigenesis held that the physical basis of ...
... 181, 226, 306-308 Parturition, and precocious birth: human, 369-370 Pennak,
R. W., 281 Perfectibility principle, and preformationism, 23-28, 33 Perigenesis, 97
, 98F, 199 Perigenesis of Plastidules, The (Die Perigenesis der Plastiduk), 78, ...
4
Organic Memory: History and the Body in the Late Nineteenth ...
"Every atom possesses an inherent quantity of energy and in this sense has a '
soul,'" he stated (Perigenesis 38). 3 The smallest protoplasmic particle to possess
a capacity for memory and reproduction he defined as a "plastidule.
5
Toward a Sociobiological Hermeneutic: Darwinian Essays on ...
“Die Perigenesis der Plastidule” not only leaves the presence of hereditary
tendencies in somatic cells unexplained, but also treats sex cells as exhibitors of
Lamarckian inheritance. French botanist and zoologist Jean Baptiste Lamarck ...
6
The Life and Letters of George John Romanes
avoid a difficulty with which Perigenesis (as stated by Hackel) is beset, viz. that
atavism sometimes occurs over too large a gap to be reasonably attributed to
what remains of the original 'stem-vibrations' after their characters have been ...
Ethel Duncan Romanes, George John Romanes, 2011
7
Annals of the History and Philosophy of Biology 11/2006
Ich hätte gern einmal ein Stündchen mit Ihnen über die „Perigenesis der
Plastidule“153 ge- plaudert, damit ich genau verstehe, was Sie mit der
Abhandlung, die Sie so freundlich waren mir zuzusenden, bezwecken. Ich muß
offen gestehen, ...
8
Plastidules to Humans: Leopoldo Maggi (1840 - 1905) and ...
Mettero nella biblioteca del Laboratorio di Anatomia comparata, come suo dono,
Perigenesis e Ursprung etc. Gewebe, avendole io di gia. Le mando i miei ultimi
lavori, e sempre col desiderio di fare la sua conoscenza personale /2/ e di stare ...
Rainer Brömer, Leopoldo Maggi, 2011
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
♢periclinal chimera See chimera: periclinal chimera. ♢ perigenesis See -genesis:
perigenesis. ♢ perimenopause See menopause: perimenopause. ♢ period n. 1. A
course, or extent, of time (Oxford English Dictionary 1972, entries from 1413). 2.
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Treasure Your Exceptions: The Science and Life of William ...
Lankester, E. R. (1876) Perigenesis versus pangenesis – Haeckel's new theory
of heredity. Nature 14, 235–238. 27. Clodd, E. (1916) Memories. Chapman & Hall
, London. 28. Brücke, E. (1861) Die Elementarorganismen. Sitzungsberichte der
...
Alan Cock, Donald R. Forsdyke, 2008
