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Introduction Jonathan Hodge and Gregory Radick; Part I. Darwin'sTheorising: 1. The making of a philosophical naturalist Phillip R.Sloan; 2. The notebook programmes and projects of Darwin's London yearsJonathan Hodge; 3. Darwin on generation, pangenesis and sexualselection Jim Endersby; 4. Darwin on mind, morals and emotions RobertJ. Richards; 5. The arguments in the Origin of Species C. KennethWaters; Part II. Historical Contexts: 6. Is the theory of naturalselection independent of its history? Gregory Radick; 7. Darwin'sscience and Victorian philosophy of science David L. Hull; 8. Darwinand Victorian Christianity John Hedley Brooke; 9. Darwin, socialDarwinism and eugenics Diane B. Paul; 10. From Darwin to today inevolutionary biology Jean Gayon; Part III. Philosophical Themes: 11.Metaphysical and epistemological issues in modern Darwinian theoryElliott Sober; 12. Darwinian concepts in the philosophy of mind KimSterelny; 13. Darwinism in moral philosophy and social theory AlexRosenberg; 14. Belief in God in a Darwinian age Michael Ruse; Part IV.Ways Forward: 15. In Darwin's wake, where am I? Daniel C. Dennett; 16.Ethical expressions: why moralists scowl, frown and smile OwenFlanagan; 17. Giving Darwin his due Philip Kitcher.