Canterbury Pieces

About this book

"Canterbury Pieces" by Samuel Butler is a thought-provoking collection of essays and dialogues that emerged during a pivotal era in the mid-19th century. Delving into the intellectual landscape of the time, this document offers a unique perspective on the concept of evolution, engaging with the burgeoning ideas of Darwinian theory. Through a series of insightful pieces, Butler challenges conventional beliefs and societal norms, inviting readers to explore the boundaries of traditional thought. Ideal for students and scholars of history and philosophy, "Canterbury Pieces" provides a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual ferment of the 1860s, shedding light on the debates and discussions that shaped the era.

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