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54 Annals of the History and Philosophy of Biology, Vol. 10 (2005) Eve-Marie Engels Schallmayer, W. (1902) Natürliche und geschlechtliche Auslese bei wilden und bei hochkultivierten Völkern. Politisch-Anthropologische Revue. 1. Jg., pp. 245 - 272. Schallmayer, W. (1903) Vererbung und Auslese im Lebenslauf der Völker. Eine staatswissenschaftliche Studie auf Grund der neueren Biologie. Gustav Fischer, Jena. Schungel, W. (1980) Alexander Tille (1866-1912). Leben und Ideen eines Sozialdarwinisten. Matthiesen Verlag, Husum. Tille, A. (1894) Charles Darwin und die Ethik. Die Zukunft. Vol. 8, pp. 302 - 314. Tille, A. (1895) Von Darwin bis Nietzsche. Ein Buch Entwicklungsethik. C. G. Naumann, Leipzig. Todes, D. P. (1989) Darwin without Malthus. The Struggle for Existence in Russian Evolutionary Thought. Oxford University Press, New York Oxford Todes, D. (1995) Darwin’s malthusische Metapher und russische Evolutionsvorstellungen. In: Engels, E.-M. (ed.) (1995a), pp. 281 - 325. Unruh, C. M. v. (1909) Unvermeidlicher Daseinskampf oder notwendige Harmonie? Darwin und Kropotkin. Das freie Wort. VIII. Jg., pp. 510 - 516. Wallace, A. R. (1894) Menschliche Auslese. Die Zukunft. Vol. 8, pp. 10 - 24. Whewell, W. (1834) On Astronomy and General Physics considered with Reference to Natural Theology. William Pickering, London. 3rd ed. (1st ed. 1833). Address for correspondence: Prof. Dr. Eve-Marie Engels Lehrstuhl für Ethik in den Biowissenschaften Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen Wilhelmstraße 19 D-72074 Tübingen, Germany eve-marie.engels@uni-tuebingen.de
In the wake of the “Darwin Correspondence”. 40.000 letters to Ernst Haeckel listed and available for study - Short communication - Uwe Hoßfeld & Olaf Breidbach The development of the theory of evolution has attracted a great deal of interest, especially after the centennials of the publication of Darwin´s “Origin” in 1959 and of his death in 1982, from both historians and biologists. It has been shown that studying communication other than through books and papers (correspondence, lectures, etc.) is important for a proper understanding of the science, politics and culture of the 19th and 20th centuries. The Darwin correspondence project in Cambridge, UK (transcription of 14000 letters from 2000 correspondents) 1 has shown how important the correspondence is for a proper understanding of the development of Darwin´s ideas. Having started their search for letters in 1974, the Darwin project published the first volume of the Correspondence, and the Calendar, in 1985. The project will be finished with 9 volumes of letters in the next “Darwin year” in 2009. 2 Now – in the wake of the Darwin Correspondence – a catalogue listing around 39000 letters from 9312 correspondents in 72 countries sent to Ernst Haeckel, the “German Darwin”, has been published. This book 3 provides an overview of the names of the correspondents, where and when the letter was written, and its kind and length. Letters as a form of scientific communication had a special importance for Haeckel – as for many of his contemporaries. His scientific and private correspondence thus documents the extraordinary multi-fariousness of his connections to naturalists, artists, philosophers etc. interested in evolutionary theory and philosophy. His correspondence can be divided into 4 different categories: 31474 letters to Haeckel from non-family members, 1891 letters from Haeckel to non-family members, 3891 letters from his family, and 1825 letters from Haeckel to members of his family. We still find new letters. 800 newly found letters will be catalogued during the next month. Totally we have 88% letters to 1 Junker, T. & M. Richmond (eds.) Charles Darwins Briefwechsel mit deutschen Naturforschern (Basilisken-Presse, Marburg, 1996). 2 Burkhardt, F. & S. Smith (eds.) A Calendar of the correspondence of Charles Darwin, 1821-1882 (Garland Publishing, New York and London, 1985); Burkhardt, F. et al. The correspondence of Charles Darwin. (CUP, Cambridge, 1985). 3 Hoßfeld, U. & O. Breidbach Haeckel Korrespondenz: Übersicht über den Briefbestand des Ernst-Haeckel-Archivs (VWB-Verlag, Berlin, 2005). Annals of the History and Philosophy of Biology, Vol. 10 (2005): 55-58 55
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