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Acknowledgments ix
Chapter 1 The Making of Darwinism 1
Darwin and the Good in Human Nature
Chapter 2 Nature's Lessons: Applying Evolutionary Theory to Educational Philosophy in the Nineteenth Century 25
From Philosophy of Mature to Educational Philosophy
Spencer's Educational Philosophy
Huxley's Educational Philosophy
Kropotkin's Educational Philosophy
Conclusion
Chapter 3 Dewey's Darwinism: Human Nature and the Interdependence of Life 59
Change and Growth Are the Essential Features of Darwinism
Human Beings Can Only Be Understood as Pan of the Natural World
The Natural and the Social: Dewey's Notion of Habit
Human Beings Are by Nature Social Animals, and Can Only Be Understood Through Their Sociability
Living in the World: Democracy as a Natural Value
Dewey's Darwinian Educational Philosophy
Chapter 4 Mary Midgley and the Ecological Telos 85
Innate Needs
The Teleological Implications of Having Needs
Feminism and Human Nature: A Case Study in Teleological Thinking
On Building a Whole Life
Moral Objectivity and the Reality of Evil
Breaking Down the Is/Ought Dichotomy
A Transcendent Life
Chapter 5 A Darwinian Education 129
The Aims and Purposes of Education: A Darwinian Perspective
Emotions and Reason
Particularism and Universalism
From Nature to Culture: A Darwinian Curriculum
Cultivating Wonder: Educational Didactics
Final Thoughts
Notes 167
Index 207
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