Mutual Aid · Character
Thomas Henry Huxley
Biologist and advocate of Darwinism, criticized for his view of nature as a gladiator show.
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Also known as Huxley
First appearance: Mutual Aid
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Huxley is mentioned as a proponent of the 'gladiatorial' view of nature, which the author critiques in favor of a more cooperative perspective.
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In Mutual Aid: Huxley is mentioned as a proponent of the 'gladiatorial' view of nature, which the author critiques in favor of a more cooperative perspective. Later, in Mutual Aid Among Savages: Huxley is mentioned as…
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