Selections from Previous WorksSELECTIONS FROM EVOLUTION, OLD AND NEW. [131]Reading editionChapter navigation37 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterSELECTIONS FROM PREVIOUS WORKSPREFACE.SELECTIONS FROM EREWHON. [1]CURRENT OPINIONS. (chapter x. of erewhon.)AN EREWHONIAN TRIAL. (chapter xi. of erewhon.)MALCONTENTS. (part of chapter xii. of erewhon.)THE MUSICAL BANKS. (chapter xiv. of erewhon.)BIRTH FORMULÆ. (chapter xvii. of erewhon.)THE WORLD OF THE UNBORN. (part of chapter xvii. of erewhon.)MEMOIR OF THE LATE JOHN PICKARD OWEN. (chapter i. of the fair haven.) [48]ON CERTAIN ACQUIRED HABITS. (from chapter i. of life and habit.) [68]CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS KNOWERS THE LAW AND GRACE. (from chapter ii. of life and habit.)APPLICATION OF FOREGOING CHAPTERS TO CERTAIN HABITS ACQUIRED AFTER BIRTH WHICH ARE COMMONLY CONSIDERED INSTINCTIVE. (chapter iii. of life and habit.)PERSONAL IDENTITY. (chapter v. of life and habit.)INSTINCT AS INHERITED MEMORY. (chapter xi. of life and habit.)CONCLUDING REMARKS. (from chapter xv. of life and habit.)SELECTIONS FROM EVOLUTION, OLD AND NEW. [131]IMPOTENCE OF PALEY’S CONCLUSION. THE TELEOLOGY OF THE EVOLUTIONIST. (from chapter iii. of evolution, old and new.)FAILURE OF THE FIRST EVOLUTIONISTS TO SEE THEIR POSITION AS TELEOLOGICAL. (chapter iv. of evolution, old and new.)THE TELEOLOGICAL EVOLUTION OF ORGANISM. (chapter v. of evolution, old and new.)BUFFON—MEMOIR. (chapter viii. of evolution, old and new.)BUFFON’S METHOD—THE IRONICAL CHARACTER OF HIS WORK. (chapter ix. of evolution, old and new.)RECAPITULATION AND STATEMENT OF AN OBJECTION. (chapter x. of unconscious memory.) [181a]ON CYCLES. (chapter xi. of unconscious memory.)REPUTATION—MEMORY AT ONCE A PROMOTER AND A DISTURBER OF UNIFORMITY OF ACTION AND STRUCTURE. (chapter xii. of unconscious memory.)CONCLUSION. (chapter xiii. of unconscious memory.)REMARKS ON MR. ROMANES’ MENTAL EVOLUTION IN ANIMALS. [228a]REMARKS ON MR. ROMANES’ MENTAL EVOLUTION IN ANIMALS—(continued).REMARKS ON MR. ROMANES’ MENTAL EVOLUTION IN ANIMALS—(concluded).DALPE, PRATO, ROSSURA. (from chapter iii. of alps and sanctuaries.) [255]CALONICO. (from chapter v. of alps and sanctuaries.)PIORA. (from chapter vi. of alps and sanctuaries.) [275]CONSIDERATIONS ON THE DECLINE OF ITALIAN ART. (from chapter xiii. of alps and sanctuaries.)A PSALM OF MONTREAL.Works by the same Author.Footnotes:Previous chapter ←CONCLUDING REMARKS. (from chapter xv. of life and habit.)Next chapter →IMPOTENCE OF PALEY’S CONCLUSION. THE TELEOLOGY OF THE EVOLUTIONIST. (from chapter iii. of evolution, old and new.)All chapters and sections (37)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsSELECTIONS FROM PREVIOUS WORKSPREFACE.SELECTIONS FROM EREWHON. [1]Chapters101112141717112351115Other sectionsSELECTIONS FROM EVOLUTION, OLD AND NEW. [131]Chapters3458910111213Other sectionsREMARKS ON MR. ROMANES’ MENTAL EVOLUTION IN ANIMALS. [228a]REMARKS ON MR. ROMANES’ MENTAL EVOLUTION IN ANIMALS—(continued).REMARKS ON MR. ROMANES’ MENTAL EVOLUTION IN ANIMALS—(concluded).Chapters35613Other sectionsA PSALM OF MONTREAL.Works by the same Author.Footnotes:SELECTIONS FROM EVOLUTION, OLD AND NEW. [131]Notes in this chapterNote 1 · Evolution, Old and New, was published in May, 1879.← CONCLUDING REMARKS. (from chapter xv. of life and habit.)IMPOTENCE OF PALEY’S CONCLUSION. THE TELEOLOGY OF THE EVOLUTIONIST. (from chapter iii. of evolution, old and new.) →