The wonders of life : a popular study of biological philosophy / by Ernst Haeckel ; translated by Joseph McCabe.

Ernst Haeckel

Date:: 1905

Credit: The wonders of life : a popular study of biological philosophy / by Ernst Haeckel ; translated by Joseph McCabe. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Parasites, 74-5 Parthenogenesis, 80 Pasteur, experiments of, 115 Pathology, 18, 46, 107, 154 Paulocaryon, 79 Paulospores, 78 Perigenesis, 55 Perpetual motion, 8i Pessimism, 47 Pfliiger on the origin of life, 112 Philology, 153 Philosophy, 11 history of, 36-7 in the nineteenth century, 33. 150 Phronema, 16, 17, 106-7 Phroneta, 16, 107 Phronetai cells, 15, 16, 17, 107 Phronetic energy, 107 Phylogeny, 42, 119, 124 Phyocyan, 22, 67 Physicians, monistic views of, 49 Physics, 39, 151 Pliysiology, defects of, 93 Phytomonera, 60 Planocaryon, 79 Plants, movements of, 87 ■ sleep of, 88 Plasm, 20 I’lasm, nature of, 50-58 Plasinodomism, 22,23,66-7, 112 Plasmogony, 116 Pliismophagous, 66 Plaslids, 55 Plastidules, 55 Plate on adaptation, 137 on Darwinism, 120, 123 Plato, philosophy of, 32, 144 Polioplasm, 54, 57 Politics, science of, 155 Polytoma, loi Preyer, 23, ill Probionta, 116, 117 Procytella, 61 Progaster, 70 Progress in modern life, 135 Promorphology, 42 Prostoma, 70 Protamoeba, 60, 64 Proteids, 52 Protistology, 41 Protomyxa, 60, 64, 65 Protonephros, 74 Protoplasm, 51, 53, 54 Protracheata, 73, 74 Pseudopodia, 85 Psychiatry, 107, 154 Psychic cells, 15, 107 Psychology, 17, 153 Psychoma, 148, 149 Psychomonism, 84 Psycho-physics, 107 Ptomaines, 63 Pure reason, 103 Reaction on stimuli, 94 Realism, 40 Reason, 102 Reflex movements, 84 Regeneration, 44-5 Reinke, 22, 28, no Religion, evolution of, 139 Reproduction, 76-85 Reproductive instinct, evolution of the, 133 Resurrection-plants, 83 Rhizomonera, 64 Rhizopods, movements of the, 85. 86 Rhodocytes, 72 Romanes, conversion of, 19 Rudimentary organs, 137 SAPRoniosis, 114 Saprosites, 74 Savage, erroneous ideas of the, 129 life of the, 129 mind of the, 29, 108-9 Schiller, idealism of, 146 Schizophyta, 62, 63 Science, 12 results of modern, 145 Sciences, monistic and dualislic, 156-7 theoretical and applied, 156 Schopenhauer, 47, 102 Sea-urchins, 90 Selection, theory of, 120 Self-consciousness, 105 Self-maintenance, 133 Senility, 45 Sensation, 92-102 Sensation as an attribute of sub- stance, 148-9 Sensation, inorganic, 95 Sensation in the savage and civi- lised man, 134 Sense-centres, 15 Sensibility, 93 Sensitive ])lants, 100 Sensoria, 107 Sensualism, 12, 16 Sexual generation, 77 selection, 80, 140 Sex-cells, sensation in the, 99 Shame, sense of, 140 Smell, sense of, 98 Snails, movement of the, 89 sex-organs of, 80 Social instinct, 137, 139 Social morali. Sociology, Soul, ev< Sound,/enSiii,tion of, loi Space, Kense of, lOO Spartaf sele|iU|gp^/\RY 'of the, Species, nature of a, 81 Speech-centre, 18 Speech, evolution of, 153 Spermatozoa, 78, 87 Spinoza, 37, 39 Spirilla, 63 Spirit, 105, 148 Spiritism, 35, 149 Sponges, 69, 70 Spontaneous generation, 114-5 movements, 84 Spores, 78 Sporozoa, 75 Star-fishes, 90 I State and Church, 34 duly of the, 132 errors of the modern, 135, ^ 142 Stereochemistry, 53 Stimuli, perception of, 94 Suicide, ethics of, 47 Symbiosis, 75 Tape-worms, 70, 75 Taste, sense of, 98 Teclology, 42 Teleology, 128 Temperature required for life, 97 Theology, 156 Thermoloxis, 97 Thermotropism, 98 Thought-centres, 12, 15, 107 Tocogony, 76 Tracheates, 73 Transgressive growth, 26 Transit, modern means of, 134 Trematodes, 71, 75 Trophoplasts, 57 Truth, nature of, 11 Turbcllaria, 71 Turgor, 87 Vermaua, 71 Vertebrates, structure of the, 91 Verworn on the nature of life, 20 on the origin of life, 114 Virchow on the aim of science, 12 on evolution, 104 Vital force, 27 Vitalism, 27 Voluntary movement, 84 War, 135 Weismann on Darwinism, 120 on death, 44 on heredity, 55, 121, 124 on the unicellulars, 43, 77 Will, the, 84, 92 Woman, progress in regard to, 133 Worms, 70, 75 ZOOGL/EA, 64 Zoomonera, 60$