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Reflections

by Anne Dalke

Summer 2007

   

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Web Papers for Evolution and Literature

ashiThe Change of the Simple
azambettiSynoptic Evolution
azambettiTimeless Stories
azambettiCultural Relativism and Alternative Unions
azambettiThe Final Mass Extinction
cevansIntention in Science
cevansEvolution of Intent
cevansEvolutionists vs. Creationists
Christina CunnaneBirthing Process Forces Cultural Evolution in Humans
Christina Cunnane Literary Evolution in a Biblical Perspective
Christina CunnaneEvolution of Thought Through Topic Variation
Christina CunnaneRecapitulation: Evidence For or Against Evolution?
CTCracks in the “Crack”: the Limits of Humanity
CTTranslating between Species
danYellSubjectivity and evolution
danYellEvolution of Belief
danYellAspirant Evolution
danYellTraining Aunt
EB Ver HoeveEscaping from the Sea: Transforming the Written Word
EB Ver HoeveExploring Moral Clarity via Control Theory
EB Ver HoeveTo Be Significant
ekornSurvival of the Consumed
ekornOn Cloning
ekornThe Different Sides of Emily
ekornFact or Fiction
Elise NiemeyerEndings as Mirrors of Evolutionary Growth in Literature: Howards End and On Beauty
Elise NiemeyerRandomness versus Intent: the Lure of Security in Darwinian Evolution and Intelligent Design
Elise NiemeyerExtending Biological Evolution as a Metaphor for Cultural Development
Elise NiemeyerStory-making and “The Crack”
evanstiegelEvolution in the Classroom
evanstiegelThe Evolution of Racial Understand over Time
evanstiegelContemporary Evolution of Racial Mindset
fortunesfoolCinderella and Evolution
fortunesfoolThe Incredible Storytelling of Creationists
fortunesfoolAquinas and Evolution
hayley reedTranslating Reality
hayley reedEvolving without a Plan
hayley reedAn Odyssey of Self Awareness: Considering the Conscious & Unconscious
hayley reedA Discovery of New Words & Worlds: Language's Direct Impact on Evolution
I.W.“And She Aches Just Like a Woman”
I.W.Finding a Path in the Absence of Truth
I.W.The Perpetual Motion of Evoultion
J ShafaghThe Evolution of Thought Affecting Biological Evolution
J ShafaghSpoken Word Performance: Understanding Reality
J ShafaghEvolution And Creationism In The Educational System
J ShafaghDynamic Homes: Representing Comfort in "Home," "Howard's End" and "The Fall of the House of Usher."
J ShafaghFinal Class Summary and Evaluation
Jenn DodwellDarwinian Evolution: To What Extent Does it Apply to Man?
Julia SmithOn Beauty: Joseph Chaikin, the Open Theater, and Postmodern American Theater
Julia SmithEvolution and Creationism: Separate Similar Searches
Julia SmithThe Evolution of the Modern American Lesbian Community
Julia SmithThe N-Word: Past Meaning and Contemporary Questions
kaleigh19Intertextuality and Literary Evolution
kaleigh19Why Teleology?
Katherine RedfordLiterary Evolution as a Window into Social Evolution
Katherine RedfordMathematics and Being Less Wrong
Katherine RedfordUniversal Morality and the Attempt to Affect Evolution
Kristin JenkinsMind Wide Open - A Book Review
Kristin JenkinsThe Future of Human Evolution
Kristin JenkinsLost in Translation
Kristin JenkinsThe Story of Race and the Classification of People: Generative or Not?
LFIs man tampering with evolution?
llimTrial and Error: Humans as Evolutionary Mistakes
llimEvolution as a Religion
llimFemales in the 16th and 21st Century: Gender Perception in Literature
LSIn Evolution We Trust
LSE True Hollywood Stories: The Three Little Pigs
LSEvolution of Sex in Literature
LSWestern Society: Do We Control Natural Selection?
Mariellyssa WenkEvolution: Not Inevitable After All?
Mariellyssa WenkLooking At Dennett's Meaning of Meaning of life
Mariellyssa WenkCulture, Characters and Evolution
marquisedemerteuilTheories of Cultural Evolution in an 18th Century French Novel
marquisedemerteuilFinal Paper! Intentionality and Authorship in Barthes, Foucault and Smith
marquisedemerteuilFirst EvoLit Paper, Specifying the Self in Smith and Mayr
marquisedemerteuilEvolution of the Author/Subject in Sophie Calle's Exquisite Pain
marquisedemerteuilIs Zadie Smith's "Fail Better" a compelling way to view literature?
PriyadarshiniCan Evolution Evolve?
PriyadarshiniInteresting Article - Chimps making Weapons (At least the female chimps)
rebeccafarberHuman impact on evolution
rebeccafarberThe evolution of humor and how it impacts evolution
rebeccafarberThe subconscious and conscious adaptation and evolution of literary stories
SarahMalayaSniezekBuilding Diversity: When a Diverse Student Body isn’t Enough
SarahMalayaSniezekEvolution and Intelligent Design in High Schools
SarahMalayaSniezekHow Groups Work: A Study of Group Dynamics and its Possible Negative Implications
SarahMalayaSniezekThe Evolution of Morality: A Skyhook versus Crane Approach
ShannonWhat Evolution Is...
ShannonNew Stories of the Evolution of Science through the Media
ShannonGenius Loci: Connecting People, One Story at a Time
ShannonInquiring Success through Stories: "Curiouser & Curiouser"
ShannonYou Want Concrete? Hire a Construction Worker!
StudentWhere's the Emotion? The Forgotten/Left Out of Biological Basic Needs
StudentThoughts on Thoughtlessness
StudentEvolving from a Classroom
tbarryfiguWe Refuse To Be Each Other
tbarryfiguTrial, Error, and Polymorphism
tbarryfiguBeyond Beauty and Beasts
ttruongUniversals, Particulars, and Defining a Species
ttruongEmpathy and Social Failure
Tu-Anh VuViewing the Story of the Development of the Periodic Table as “Getting it Less Wrong”
Tu-Anh VuA Reductionist Viewpoint on Evolution
Tu-Anh VuDarwinian Evolution in On Beauty
Tu-Anh VuThe Evolutionary Basis of Sleep

 

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