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Exploring the philosophical implications of evolution, this work delves into the theories of Lamarck and Darwin, examining their impact on concepts of nature, life, and society. Gizycki raises questions about the consequences for philosophy and ethics, while engaging with interpretations from contemporaries like Herbert Spencer and Ernst Haeckel. This book serves as a significant contribution to 19th-century evolutionary theory and philosophy, reflecting on how these ideas shape our understanding of existence.