Huxley T

When1:  1863

When2:  1910

Who:    Thomas Henry Huxley [Huxley, Thomas Henry]

What:   biologist/paleontologist/philosopher

Where:  England

works\  Man's Place in Nature [1863]; Lessons in Elementary Physiology [1866]; Animal Automatism and Other Essays [1884]; Agnosticism [1893]; Methods and Results [1910]

Detail: He lived 1825 to 1895, was evolutionary theorist, and promoted and defended Darwin's theory.

Epistemology

People cannot know the Absolute.

Ethics

It is immoral to believe if one cannot justify the belief from what one knows.

Mind

Animals are machines but are conscious {conscious automata}. Consciousness does not cause anything {epiphenomenalism, Huxley}.

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