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Darwin extends evolutionary theory to human origins, sexual selection, psychology, and social development.
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Charles Darwin · English
Darwin extends evolutionary theory to human origins, sexual selection, psychology, and social development.
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Charles Darwin · English
Darwin’s travel narrative from the Beagle expedition, rich in geology, natural history, and observation.
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Charles Darwin · English
A public-domain original edition centered on emotion, facial expression, gesture, fear, grief, rage, joy, animals, and evolutionary continuity.
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Isaac Newton · English
Newton’s classic experiments on light, color, prisms, reflection, refraction, and scientific method.
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Michael Faraday · English
Faraday’s experimental papers on electricity, induction, electrochemistry, magnetism, fields, and scientific method.
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James Clerk Maxwell · English
A landmark scientific treatise on electricity, magnetism, fields, mathematics, and physical theory.
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H. G. Wells · English
A disturbing science-fiction classic about experiment, ethics, evolution, and humanity.
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Isaac Newton · English
A public-domain classic of motion, gravity, mathematics, and the foundations of physics, presented in a clean BooksWhale reading edition.
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Silvanus P. Thompson · English
A famously approachable introduction to differential and integral calculus.
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Traditional Text · English
An ancient Chinese mathematics classic of algorithms, measurement, equations, proportions, and practical problems.
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Charles Darwin · English
Darwin’s revolutionary argument for evolution by natural selection, grounded in observation and comparison.