Gould, Stephen

Gould, Stephen, quoted in Kick, Russ, The Disinformation Book... 

Gould, Stephen Jay. Dinosaur in A Haystack. Harmony Books, New York. 1995. 

Gould, Stephen Jay. Wonderful Life. The Burgess Shale and the Nature of History. New York W.W. Norton Company,... 

Gould, Stephen A., How to source logistics services strategically. Supply Chain Management Review, September/October 2003, pp- 48-54. 

Gould, Stephen Jay. Time s Arrow, Time s Cycle Myth and Metaphor in the Discovery of Geolo cal Time. Cambridge, Mass. Harvard University Press, 1987. 

Stephen Gould s writing is elegant, erudite, witty, coherent and forceful - Richard Dawkins, Nature... 

Atwan, Robert and Stephen J. Gould, eds. Best American Essays 2002 (Boston Houghton Mifflin, 2002) annual publication—any year is fine all volumes include a wide range of subjects. 

However, the implications are profound. If we were to start the history of biological evolution all over again, says Stephen Jay Gould (Gould, 1989),... 

In a wonderful article [12] the late Stephen Jay Gould discusses that life based on solar energy and photosynthesis may be the exception rather than the rule. Equally, he disputes that the bulk of life s biomass should reside in the wood of trees in our forests and argues that the mass of subterranean living material as that of bacteria is comparable to that at the surface and is possibly in excess of it. 

After attacking Hitching—as well as scientists Richard Goldschmidt and Stephen Jay Gould—for worrying about the eye s complexity, Dawkins goes on to paraphrase Charles Darwin s argument for the plausibility of eye evolution ... 

When scientists debate rival theories to explain them." Stephen Jay Gould, 1941-2002... 

Details on antebellum justifications for racial differences are insightfully covered in John S. Haller, Outcasts from Evolution Scientific Attitudes of Racial Inferiority, 1859-1900, new edition (Carbondale Southern Illinois University Press, 1995), esp. pp. 74-84 and Stephen Jay Gould, The Mismeasure of Man, revised and expanded edition (New York W. W. Norton, 1996), esp. 71-74, 101-103. 

For an account of Lavoisier s life and his friendship with Benjamin Franklin, see Stephen Jay Gould The passion of Antoine Lavoisier. Bully for Brontosaurus, New York, Norton, 1991. 

These catfights among the Darwinians continue right down to today. In order to drive home the point that evolution has no goal and that humans are a complete fluke, the late Harvard professor Stephen Jay Gould insisted that if we rewound the tape of evolution and started the whole process over again, the chances would be... 

Stephen J. Gould (1989) would be regarded as the main defender of this position. 

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