Charles Darwin's "The Origin of Species": Science, rhetoric and revolution

Exploring the profound impact of Darwin's work, this seminar paper examines how his ideas diverged from traditional concepts and paved the way for new discussions on humanity's future, including the population explosion and existential questions. It highlights the relevance of Darwin's theories in contemporary debates about human existence and our role in the universe, emphasizing his lasting influence on literature and thought. The paper reflects a deep analysis of these themes, showcasing their significance in understanding our place in nature.