Charles Darwin’s Voyage of the Beagle

Modern readers of Charles Darwin's Beagle trip may be amazed at discovering that an 18th century trip, a book for the public has an exact description of certain scientific terms and landmarks, species, and resources I do not. However, from the literature of the 18th century, "Emotional, imaginative, virtue was expelled" (Letter to Voltaire, Sindapeville) How did it happen? In her essay "Science, planetary consciousness, interior design", the author Mary Luis Pratt promoted a new type of planetary consciousness that changed the travel book of the 18th century brought about changes in European colonial policy I believe. .

One of the most famous explorations in history was the voyage of Charles Darwin at HMS Beagle and it sailed in 1831 when he was 22 years old. It lasted five years, during which Darwin sent back many reports of his amazing variety of lives found in remote areas such as Africa, South America, Australia and the most famous Galapagos. Darwin, who is deeply influenced by the theory of Charles Lyle's geological homogeneity theory, believes that the world will constantly change its shape, not completion at once. What he saw on the voyage reinforces these beliefs, but he does not have a practical theory to explain them.

Modern readers of Charles Darwin's Beagle trip may be amazed at discovering that an 18th century trip, a book for the public has an exact description of certain scientific terms and landmarks, species, and resources I do not. However, from the literature of the 18th century, "Emotional, imaginative, virtue was expelled" (Letter to Voltaire, Sindapeville) How did it happen? - "Great Expectations" and "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens are growth novels. Growing novels are usually stories of human growth and development in the context of a clear social order. "A wonderful future" is recognized as a growth novel for autobiographical elements. That is because when using the word "I" it is given old pips to review his life and self-development.

In 2012, I think that it will spend a year to concentrate on books that refer to travel ideas or for some reasons. These will include a trip from Baum's Wizard of Oz to Charles Darwin's Bige. But do you have a better starting point for Homer 's Odyssey to start the journey of this discovery? The great mythologist Joseph Campbell expressed this hero's story - adventure - return. Of course, when the hero returns home, he or she will be different for his adventure, and he / she will go home. Homer's story that Odysseus returned to Ithaca is very famous in the ancient world, so the title of the work "Odyssey" becomes a noun and means "journey", especially a long journey.