Nature and History

<p>Originally published in 1990 <i>Nature and History </i>examines how Darwin’s theory of evolution has been expanded by scholars and researchers to include virtually every scientific discipline. The book presents a morphological analysis of historical and social sciences – sciences which have traditionally have been viewed as too random in their progressions to conform to a model. Through the evaluation of empirical and factual evidence the book builds a case for an evolutionary paradigm which encompasses both natural and social sciences and presents the form’s adaptiveness in working historical models. </p>