Class 1 - Islam Darwin Wallace Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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Islamic evolution drew on which philosopher’s scale

A

Aristotle’s scalae naturae

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800 years before Darwin, what did Muslims add to speciation to make it comprehensive?

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Time.

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3
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What stopped Islamic fascination in evolution?

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Scientism’s attack on their deeper beliefs.

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4
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Wallace & Malthus - Malthus: How does evo “treat” growth?

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checks

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5
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Wallace & Malthus - domestic animals return …

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to original form

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6
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Plato was student of

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Socrates

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7
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Plato observation on inheritance

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drunk men make bad babies & karma

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8
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Hippocrates’ taboo

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against human dissection

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Hippocrates instead of dissecting human

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dissects ruminants / assumes humans have 2 stomachs

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Hippocrates: how explain inheritance?

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semen comes from everywhere in the body / thought misshapen craniums of Peru would be inherited too

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Aristotle 3 categories 1. analogous

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  1. general 3. specific
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12
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Galenous

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vivisected live animals

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13
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Galenous “theory of bodily”

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humours

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14
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Ibn Miskawayh - why Dark Ages in Euro?

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because progress was in Persia

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Ibn Miskawayh - animals with vision and up to monkeys are

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like humans

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16
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Shoaib Ahmed Malik (present day scholar) says what of Muslim “evolution” …

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we are reading into it too much

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17
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Da Vinci did what despite taboos

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dissection of humans

18
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Da Vinci also looked at …

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geology, sea shells on mountains, Hutton-like

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Vesalius “founder of”

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human anatomy (christ-like) dissection

20
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Vesalius proved Galenus wrong because

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fused symphasis (jawbone not 2 pieces) - Galenus dissected monkeys

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Bonnet (Swiss) - speculated on what kind of forms …

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intermediate forms … orangutan before humans.

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Linnaeus - not “scalae natura” but

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“systema natura”

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Linnaeus - Mammals are …

24
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Linnaeus also speculated about “other animal” …

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Linnaeus "species cannot"
"go extinct"
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Blumenbach - humans are ...
one species
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Blumenbach - saw limestone / crinoids / as evidence of ...
extinction
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Erasmus Darwin wrote a poem ...
popularizing Linnaeus' work
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Erasmus Darwin - all beings arose from ...
one living filament
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Erasmus - doesn't say God but ..
"the Great First Cause"
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Lamarck - evo theory but ...
alchemistic
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Lamarck - 1st law (of acquired characteristics)
use it or lose it
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Lamarck - 2nd law (of acquired characteristics)
useful organs inherited (longer necks)
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Malthus - 1st kind of check
positive (higher death rates)
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Malthus - 2nd kind of check
preventative (lower birth rates)
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Cuvier (first paleontologist) put forward this theory ...
CATASTROPHISM
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Cuvier noted the extinction of the ...
MAMMOTH
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Cuvier saw mammoth extinction as ...
evidence that not all animals are intermediate forms (therefore catastrophism)
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Lyell & Hutton main theory
uniformitarianism
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as deep-time man of the year, Lyell criticized ...
catastrophism
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