Book Analysis of “The Autobiography” by Charles Darwin

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2023-04-23

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book reviews
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Department of Geography

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GEOG480 - The Geographic Perspective

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Darwin’s theory
Charles Darwin
Autobiography

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Charles Darwin has been a controversial figure in the scientific and religious communities since his book, "The Origin of Species." This review of his autobiography reports on his own thoughts, opinions, and beliefs about the events of his life in order to examine the reality behind his motives for his work. "The Autobiography" by Charles Darwin is an essential read for all who endeavor to understand the figure who has been the focus of so many philosophical disputes.