Sentence examples for evolution of humankind from inspiring English sources

He argues in it that the ideological evolution of humankind is over, with western liberal democracy as the victor.

By virtue of his nature as a toolmaker, man is therefore a technologist from the beginning, and the history of technology encompasses the whole evolution of humankind.

The anthropologists E.B. Tylor in England and Lewis H. Morgan in the United States were the chief exponents of cultural stages in the evolution of humankind.

The evolution of humankind is explored through the fossil record, studies of the biological differences among current human populations, and a comparison with our closest relatives, the primates.

Kim Sterelny has written a superb account of the evolution of humankind, remarkable for its breadth of vision and the range of evidence on which it draws.

The novelist Jean M. Auel was inspired by Dr. Solecki's research to write "The Clan of the Cave Bear" (1980), the first in her "Earth's Children" series of narratives on the evolution of humankind.

Thus, while the study of "teachers' conceptions" shows that they accept biological evolution and especially that of humankind and that half of them accept the common origins of organisms, a much smaller percentage knows how to use natural selection.

Our point is to illustrate that without access to knowledge of evolution, humankind would lack several key applications essential to current human well-being.

It is true that fanatic religious circles, mainly in the past, did openly or covertly react against the teaching of evolution and mainly the origin of humankind (Krimbas 2009).

The poem's endless lists were read as "inventories of the sacred," while Whitman represented the end result of humankind's moral evolution.

This paper provides constraints on the evolution of the landscape in the Cradle of Humankind (CoH), UNESCO World Heritage Site, South Africa, since the Pliocene.