This conference will provide an opportunity to think afresh about the legacy of Darwinism and the efforts of historians to understand that legacy.
The aim is to encourage new historical and historiographic perspectives on the ideas, research practices, and wider sociopolitics related to evolutionary theory from the late-nineteenth to the twenty-first centuries.
*PROGRAMME*
Monday 3rd September
1.00 Welcome
1.10 Histories
Science and the life story: the historical development of biographies of Darwin Suzanne Gapps, University of Western Sydney
A lesson from the past: how biologists use history Graeme Beale, Edinburgh University
Historiographical constraints: the divergence of conceptualisations of 'inheritance of acquired characteristics' Fern Elsdon-Baker, University of Leeds
"Sure, we know all that...": dealing with popular Darwin myths Peter C. Kjaergaard, University of Aarhus
3.40 Religion
Paley evolving: natural theologies in the post-Darwinian nineteenth century Richard England, Salisbury University, USA
The un-heretical Christian: Lynn Harold Hough, Darwinism and Christianity in 1920s America Dawn Mooney Digrius, Drew University, New Jersey
Arguing from the evidence: the correct approach to Intelligent Design and the U.S. courts Brian Thomasson, University of California
6.00 PUBLIC EVENT From Darwin to Hitler: author meets critics
Richard Weikart responds to critics of his work. Participants include Staffan Mueller-Wille (University Of Exeter), Steve Fuller (University of Warwick), and John Harwood (University of Manchester)
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