The Creation/Evolution Controversy: An Annotated Bibliography
This collection of 447 annotated references provides an overview of the literature addressing the creation/evolution controversy for students, teachers, lawyers, writers, historians, scientists, sociologists, clerics, and other interested persons. Fifty-four annotations in the chapter on historical references highlight influential volumes published between 1543 and 1980—classic works that inform the views of later writers. These historical works are listed chronologically in order of...
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This collection of 447 annotated references provides an overview of the literature addressing the creation/evolution controversy for students, teachers, lawyers, writers, historians, scientists, sociologists, clerics, and other interested persons. Choice The author...has carefully selected works that represent both sides of the issue...his 13-page introduction provides an excellent overview of the subject...useful for anyone looking for background information on this topic, and will help librarians check their collections for the most notable books, and for both sides of the issue. Highly recommended for high school, public, college, and university libraries..
\ ChoiceThe author...has carefully selected works that represent both sides of the issue...his 13-page introduction provides an excellent overview of the subject...useful for anyone looking for background information on this topic, and will help librarians check their collections for the most notable books, and for both sides of the issue. Highly recommended for high school, public, college, and university libraries.\ \ \ \ \ E-StreamHayward's work is a rich and valuable resource that is indispensable to any high school, college, university, or public library...It is also great fun to read...\ \ \ Reference Reviews...Professor Hayward has produced a notable addition to the Magill Bibliographies, a series which now has over 60 titles to its credit.\ \ \ \ \ ChoiceThe author...has carefully selected works that represent both sides of the issue...his 13-page introduction provides an excellent overview of the subject...useful for anyone looking for background information on this topic, and will help librarians check their collections for the most notable books, and for both sides of the issue. Highly recommended for high school, public, college, and university libraries..\ \ \ \ \ BooknewsDescriptive and critical discussions of 447 works for anyone researching the controversy. The regular coverage begins with works published in 1981, but a historical section treat classic works back to 1543. The coverage is intended to be representative rather than exhausting, and includes works whose main focus is elsewhere but that contribute to the discussion. Children's books are not considered. Indexed in detail. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.\ \
