Here's how the episode ended: My friend heard about the master Meher Baba, and she went to a meeting led by Darwin Shaw, a longtime devotee. After the meeting, Darwin gave her a small button with Baba's photo.
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Shaw and the Contemporary Literary Theories of Feminism Nishtha Mishra. A.C. Ward writes in this context: His gospel of Creative Evolution and his belief in Life Force were opposed to Charles Darwin's theory of Evolution by Natural ...
In Jonathan Hodge and Gregory Radick, eds., The Cambridge Companion to Darwin, 2nd edition. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. ... Shaw, Prue. 2014. Reading Dante from Here to Eternity. New York: London. Skipper, Robert. 2002.
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Upon first hearing Shaw read the play, Beatrice Webb commented: 'I am so genuinely delighted at his choice of subject. ... Inspired by his cousin Charles Darwin's concept of natural selection as proposed in On the Origin of Species ...
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... emphasising in a note that the verses 'in their original state, as inscribed here' appeared in Stebbing Shaw's History of Staffordshire 'near four years' before Darwin's death and that she as the author 'chose to assert her claim to ...
and nearly exploded with rage; but, with a great effort, he controlled himself, and Shaw's expository monologue continued. ... It was from him that Shaw acquired his antipathy to Darwin, which afterwards made him an admirer of Bergson.