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Charles Darwin
- 1974 ----- color ----- 23 min ----- 16mm
- Professor Richard M. Eakin, University of California, presents through impersonation the discoveries, method of study, theories and personal philosophy of Charles Darwin (1809-1882) in the words, dress and manner of his time at the end of his life. He describes his observations on the Galapagos finches that later figured in his conclusions on organic evolution. Discusses Origin of Species and Descent of Man. He explains the growth of his agnosticism and also the loss of his love of poetry, music and fine art. He advises his listeners: "Love science, but do not worship it."
- Topics: (Biography, Biology, Genetics)
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