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The thesis of geological progressionism had been denied by none other than Darwin's great geological mentor,
Evolution Sloan, Phillip 2008
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The details of progressionism were worked out in many different ways.
EVOLUTIONISM THOMAS A. GOUDGE 1968
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This was the metaphysical doctrine of universal progress, or progressionism.
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This fact tended to obscure the logical point that since biological evolutionism does not entail progressionism, it is quite possible to subscribe to the former without subscribing to the latter.
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The ancient idea that orga - nisms are animated by a vital force not found in inor - ganic matter had been invoked to account for the history of life by advocates of progressionism and
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The general definition of evolution he formulated was inspired by von Baer's description of embryological development, and also by Lamarckian progressionism.
EVOLUTIONISM THOMAS A. GOUDGE 1968
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Exponents of Naturphilosophie, such F.W. J. Schelling and L.O. Oken, for whom progressionism had a strong appeal, had recourse to the belief that
EVOLUTIONISM THOMAS A. GOUDGE 1968
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The linking of progressionism and transformism was mainly due to Erasmus Darwin and Lamarck.
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Another formulation of progressionism centered around the idea that a single, basic prototype had been more and more fully actualized in the history of nature.
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