Evolutionary Thought in America

This hardcover copy of "Evolutionary Thought in America" shows significant wear, particularly at the spine and corners, where the fabric is frayed. The binding remains intact, although the absence of a dust jacket leaves the cover exposed to further wear. The pages are in good condition, free from inscriptions or library markings, suggesting it was not part of a library collection.

"Evolutionary Thought in America," edited by Stow Persons, was published by George Braziller, Inc. in 1956 in New York. This volume explores the impact of evolutionary theory on American intellectual history, examining how the concept of evolution shaped various aspects of societal and philosophical thought. The book is a significant contribution to understanding the intersection of science and culture in America. While the edition details are not specified, this copy is a hardcover format, lacking a dust jacket, which suggests it might be a library or reference copy. The condition reflects its age, with noticeable wear on the spine and corners, indicating frequent use or handling. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in the historical development of evolutionary ideas in America, offering insights into the broader cultural implications of scientific theories.