In Stephen Crane's short story, "The Open Boat," Crane demonstrates, through symbolism and allegory, that nature is indifferent toward man. ... These included Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, which relates to the turmoil of the four men in the vast ocean. ...
In the United States, there have been many profound authors who have published their own literary works on the concept of naturalism, including Stephen Crane, John Steinbeck, and Edith Wharton. ... A major influence of this movement was a man by the name of Charles Darwin. ... When Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species, much controversy arose in both the naturalistic and non-naturalistic world. ... Charles Darwin made great contributions to the movement and was regarded as one of the greatest naturalists of the time, among many other profound people. ...
This is when evolution comes in, the idea of evolution was first known through Charles Darwin, in his book "The Origin of Species" which explains, that everything evolves from its original state to what it is now. ... " by Stephen Gould, we encounter the idea that the first signs of human DNA was through vertebrates; evolving due to conditions in the environment. However, still many people have the idea that humans were meant to be the dominant species in the world, but we have found that it is a matter of who survived the best, through the idea of natural selection proposed b...
The roots of cultural evolutionism are intertwined with the biological theory of natural selection "a theory arrived at by Charles Darwin and made famous in his book The Origin of Species. ... Biological development is the subject Stephen Jay Gould discusses in his essay "What does the dreaded "E- word mean, anyway?...
