post-Darwinian
- a word derived from Darwinian.
Example Sentences
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Instead, Nietzsche grounded himself in a version of naturalism—the post-Darwinian conviction that humans are an animal species, led by no transcendent purpose.
From The New Yorker ● Oct. 7, 2019
The most inhospitable age toward the heavenly hosts, according to Miss Ward, was the post-Darwinian 19th century.
From Time Magazine Archive
"The post-Darwinian answer seems fairly clear: man is respon sible to himself and for himself."
From Time Magazine Archive
The post-Darwinian view of life as a constant, murderous struggle, Tennyson's personification of nature "red in tooth and claw," do not match the facts that Thomas has seen.
From Time Magazine Archive
He dealt chiefly with what was perceptible, with well-observed facts, and many of the facts which he marshalled so well, require even now, in these post-Darwinian days I should venture to say, renewed consideration.
From My Autobiography A Fragment by Müller, F. Max (Friedrich Max)
