This page contains STARTING POINTS for research on the characters of our puppet play. You will most likely need to find some more sites to finish your research.
AboutDarwin - Nice BEGINNER SITE that has links to all but Emma Darwin. The information is basic, though and needs to be supported.
Charles Lyell Wikipedia-Most likely the best place for historical information and background information. Strangescience - This may be a little bit of a difficult read, but has a lot of information on what may have influenced Darwin.
Jean Baptiste de Lamarck Wikipedia - Most likely the best place for historical information and background information. ScienceNetLinks- Very good site, but stick to the "Example of this type of explanation" ​part of the table.
Alfred Russel Wallace Wikipedia - Most likely the best place for historical information and background information. BBC - Details the relationship between the two scientists and how Darwin eventually became more famous than Wallace.
Thomas Henry Huxley Wikipedia - Most likely the best place for historical information and background information. AboutDarwin - An account of a famous meeting at Oxford University where Huxley went to bat for Darwin.
Emma Darwin Wikipedia - Most likely the best place for historical information and background information. Scienceon - By no means a complete picture, but interesting, nonetheless. Her Circle - Discusses the possibility (and the possible myth) that Emma played an important role in the publication of Darwin's book.
This page contains STARTING POINTS for research on the characters of our puppet play. You will most likely need to find some more sites to finish your research.
AboutDarwin - Nice BEGINNER SITE that has links to all but Emma Darwin. The information is basic, though and needs to be supported.
Charles Lyell
Wikipedia-Most likely the best place for historical information and background information.
Strangescience - This may be a little bit of a difficult read, but has a lot of information on what may have influenced Darwin.
Jean Baptiste de Lamarck
Wikipedia - Most likely the best place for historical information and background information.
ScienceNetLinks- Very good site, but stick to the "Example of this type of explanation" ​part of the table.
Alfred Russel Wallace
Wikipedia - Most likely the best place for historical information and background information.
BBC - Details the relationship between the two scientists and how Darwin eventually became more famous than Wallace.
Thomas Henry Huxley
Wikipedia - Most likely the best place for historical information and background information.
AboutDarwin - An account of a famous meeting at Oxford University where Huxley went to bat for Darwin.
Emma Darwin
Wikipedia - Most likely the best place for historical information and background information.
Scienceon - By no means a complete picture, but interesting, nonetheless.
Her Circle - Discusses the possibility (and the possible myth) that Emma played an important role in the publication of Darwin's book.