Darwinism debated in the Calcutta Statesman discussion
The piece surveys criticisms of Darwinian evolution, noting that objections arise from incomplete evidence and detail disputes. It discusses variability, common ancestry, and geographical distribution while citing figures like Samuel Butler and thinkers such as Nietszsche and Karl Marx to show broad influence and ongoing debate.
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Samuel Butler
Calcutta
Puthvesiay
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Celina
Ae Nietssche
Karl Marx
Amr Spp
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Fragmentary notes on women artists and mentors
Fragmented OCR describes women painters poets dramatists and mentors with unclear names and connections. The passage references women of Reem and Sui possibly noting mentorship and artistic roles among the group. The text is incomplete and presents only scattered hints of discussion.
Fragmented musings on romance and science in a vaudeville tone
A fragmentary meditation contrasts romance with science and notes a regenerated man idea. It references aliens and mathematics, hinting at gendered roles and societal expectations within a vaudeville style discourse.
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