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The Armless Maiden: And Other Tales for Childhood's Survivors Paper Fan: The Hunt for Triad Gangster Steven Wong by Terry Gould, 2004-08-19 Analog Science Fiction and Fact, August 17, 1981 by Michael McCollum, Steven Gould, et all 1981-08-17 Robert Lowell - Life and Art by Steven Gould Axelrod, 1979-01-01 Robert Lowell: Essays on the Poetry by Steven Gould & Helen Deese, Editors Axelrod, 1986 ASIMOV'S SCIENCE FICTION - Volume 14, number 3 - March Mar 1990: Gerda and the Wizard; Buddha Nostril Bird; Simulation Six; Flowering Inferno; The Dragon in the Garden; Midnight News; Queen of Marincite; Missolonghi 1824; Captain Coyote's Last Hunt by Gardner (editor) (Rob Chilson; John Kessel; Steven Gould; Janet Kagan; S Dozois, 1990-01-01 Woodhull Genealogy: The Woodhull Family in England and America by Mary Gould and Francis Bowes Stevens (Compilers) Woodhull, 1904 Wildside by Steven Gould, 1996 GREENWAR: AN ENVIRONMENTAL THRILLER by Steven and Laura J. Mixon Gould, 1997-01-01 Greenwar by Steven; Mixon, Laura J. Gould, 1998 Wildside by Steven Gould, 1996 HELM by Steven Gould, 1998-01-01 Blind Waves by Steven Gould, 2000 JUMPER: CUALQUIER LUGAR ES POSIBLE by STEVEN GOULD, 2008

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61. Stephen Jay Gould - Wikipedia
    Translate this page Stephen Jay gould erkrankte im Juli 1982 an Bauchhöhlenkrebs. Nach der Diagnose attestierten die Ärzte ihm eine Lebenserwartung von acht Monaten,  
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    Extractions: Wechseln zu: Navigation Suche Stephen Jay Gould 10. September in New York; † 20. Mai ) war ein US-amerikanischer Pal¤ontologe Geologe und Evolutionsforscher Gould war in jungen Jahren schon politisch aktiv, etwa gegen rassengetrennte Lokale oder gegen den Vietnamkrieg . Er war seit 1973 Professor f¼r Geologie an der Harvard University . Daneben war er Autor etlicher erfolgreicher popul¤rwissenschaftlicher B¼cher, die sich durch eine klare Sprache auszeichnen, und dadurch einer der bekanntesten Wissenschaftler ¼berhaupt. Er meinte, dass er seinen Stil auch f¼r seine Kollegen nicht ¤ndern br¤uchte, und seine B¼cher auch vor ihnen in der gleichen Art und Weise bestehen k¶nnten. Sein essayistischer Stil wird fallweise mit Montaigne verglichen. Den H¶hepunkt seiner Bekanntheit zu Lebzeiten erreichte Gould in einem Gastauftritt seines gezeichneten Alter Egos in der Fernsehserie Die Simpsons Stephen Jay Gould erkrankte im Juli 1982 an Bauchh¶hlenkrebs . Nach der Diagnose attestierten die „rzte ihm eine Lebenserwartung von acht Monaten, die er erheblich ¼berlebte. Seine Leidensgeschichte verarbeitete er im Aufsatz "The

62. Stephen Jay Gould - Biographie - Dossiers - Hominidés
    Translate this page Stephen Jay gould gould est né à New York en 1941. Alors qu’il avait cinq ans, son père, sténographe auprès des tribunaux, l’emmena au musée américain  
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63. Quote Mine Project: Gould, Eldredge And Punctuated Equilibria Quotes
    Thus developed the combination of pattern and process that Steve gould and I called punctuated equilibria . . . Speciation, the fragmentation of an  
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    Extractions: Next s noted in the Introduction , our intent was to continue to add to our collection of quote mines. This is the second such addition and it primarily concerns one of, if not the , most fertile areas for quote mining by creationists: Punctuated Equilibria. If you have never heard of Punctuated Equilibria, it is a theory (or, more correctly, a related group of theories) first advanced by Niles Eldredge and Stephen Jay Gould that primarily concerns the mechanisms, frequency and rate of speciation events, especially as they are reflected in the fossil record. In Gould's words, the theory of Punctuated Equilibria calls for a "jerky, or episodic, rather than a smoothly gradual, pace of change" in evolution. There is, of course, much more to it than that and the theory has been and continues to be controversial (at least in some respects) within the scientific community. For anyone who wishes to know more about Punctuated Equilibria, an excellent place to start is: Punctuated Equilibria by Wesley R. Elsberry.

64. Stephen Jay Gould S Battle Against Racism
    AS PROLIFIC and provocative as Stephen Jay gould was on evolution, it was understandable that most obituaries on his recent death were obligated to focus on  
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    Extractions: Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article Published on Wednesday, May 29, 2002 in the Boston Globe Stephen Jay Gould's Battle Against Racism by Derrick Z. Jackson AS PROLIFIC and provocative as Stephen Jay Gould was on evolution, it was understandable that most obituaries on his recent death were obligated to focus on his notion of a ''punctuated equilibrium.'' Gould and colleague Niles Eldredge proposed that evolution was marked not by a continuous and gradual change of species but by sudden appearances of new species that themselves changed very little during their millions of years on earth. Gould also wrote mightily against punctuated inequality. Twenty years ago, Gould, a Harvard University scientist, published ''The Mismeasure of Man,'' which challenged the historical ranking of people by so-called levels of intelligence. Gould led the reader on a near-comical documentary of the ways the scientists of yesteryear tried to measure skulls, brains, heredity, and even the tattooing on criminals with the primary goal of declaring that western and northern Europeans had higher IQs than Eastern and Southern Europeans and people of color had much lower IQs. One famous example quoted by Gould was Louis Agassiz, the Harvard zoologist of the mid-1800s, who wrote that black people are part of a ''degraded and degenerate race.'' In 1996 Gould published a revised edition of ''The Mismeasure of Man,'' because men were still mismeasuring men and women. In 1994, right-wing political activist Charles Murray and the late Harvard psychology professor Richard Herrnstein hit the best-seller lists with ''The Bell Curve,'' which claimed that black people have lower and more fixed IQs than white people.

65. Stephen Jay Gould | American Museum Of Natural History
    The American Museum of Natural History mourns the death of Stephen Jay gould, one of the most influential paleontologists and evolutionary biologists of the  
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    Extractions: Photo: Roderick Mickens, AMNH The American Museum of Natural History mourns the death of Stephen Jay Gould, one of the most influential paleontologists and evolutionary biologists of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Dr. Gould's long-standing association with the Museum began as a doctoral student in the joint American Museum-Columbia University program working under the advisement of the eminent paleontologist and Museum Curator Norman Newell. As a student he also began a lifelong collaboration with Niles Eldredge, now Curator in the American Museum of Natural History's Division of Paleontology, on the theory of punctuated equilibrium. The theory argues that evolutionary history is a pattern of rapid shifts followed by stasis rather than a slow and steady process of change. His association with the Museum continued with his regular contributions to Natural History magazine between 1974 and 2001, resulting in over 300 essays, many of which were collected in books such as Ever Since Darwin and Bully for Brontosaurus . He was also named the Frederick P. Rose Honorary Curator in the Museum's Division of Paleontology. Gould began teaching at Harvard University in 1967 where he spent his entire career. At Harvard he held the titles Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology, Curator of Invertebrate Paleontology in the Museum of Comparative Zoology, and Professor of Geology. He was also Vincent Astor Visiting Research Professor of Biology at New York University. His honors included the prestigious Schuchert Award for excellence in paleontological research by a scientist under 40, the MacArthur Foundation "Genius" Fellowship, and "Scientist of the Year" by

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