JACOBSENIANA - J. P. Jacobsen Selskabet - Aarhus Universitet

winism focusing on the survival of the fittest. Perhaps it is a kind
of poetic thinking, anticipating what is later in the 20 th century
designated by the name “Neo-Darwinism”, a very complex natu-
ral scientific endeavour occupied exactly with the monstrous and
the differing of given entities to be the grounding principle for
genetic developments in unpredictable quantum leaps.
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