Subject: Darwin, Charles, 1809-1882 (Keywords)

Join Robert Winston for an amazing look at the story of evolutionary science and the way Charles Darwin's revolutionary theories changed the world. Explore lands of fire, meet curious creatures, and peer into the future, as you follow Darwin on his epic voyage in search of the origins of species.

Adam Gopnik shows how Charles Darwin and Abraham Lincoln, who were born on the same day but never met, changed the way we think about the very nature of existence, and that their great achievements proceeded from the same source: argument from reason.

Randal Keynes, Darwin's great-great-grandson and the current guardian of Annie's box, conjures up a world in which great thinkers - including Carlyle, Babbage and George Eliot - were struggling with ideas that were to shake mankind to its core.

This life of Darwin begins with one of the secrets of his success - he was rich. He made major contributions to the study of geology, he virtually invented the science of ecology and he wrote two books which changed our view of life on Earth and man's place in the natural order.

This volume provides the reader with clear, lively and balanced introductions to the most recent scholarship on Darwin and his intellectual legacies.

This companion commemorates the 150th anniversary of the publication of the 'Origin of Species' and examines all of its main arguments.

Focusing on Charles Darwin, this book is part of a series which looks at explorers whose discoveries helped to change the world and which, together, chart 1000 years of seafaring, exploration and discovery.

Throughout history, individual scientists have made discoveries that have had a tremendous impact on the way we live now. This text tells the story of Darwin and gives the scientific and social background of his times.

A biography of the life and work of Charles Darwin, written by one of Britain's leading psychiatrists, attempting to explain why Darwin suffered with psychosomatic illnesses. It is also a history of Victorian society, Darwin's contemporaries and the ferment in science during this period.

This illustrated biography series combines non-fiction and fiction to introduce readers to famous historical characters. Each book begins with a diary, told from the point of view of a child who works for the famous person.