U.S.-New Zealand Joint Seminar: Responding to Darwin: New Perspectives on the Darwinian Revolution / Dunedin, New Zealand / May 1994

9317236该奖项将支持10名资深和初级美国调查人员参加将于1994年5月在新西兰达尼丁的奥塔戈大学举行的题为《应对达尔文：达尔文革命的新视角》的研讨会。美国协调员是威斯康星大学的罗纳德·诺尔斯教授。新西兰的组织者是奥塔哥大学历史系的约翰·斯滕豪斯博士。新西兰皇家学会和惠灵顿亚历山大·特恩布尔图书馆共同资助了在新西兰举办的这一讲习班。与会者将采用比较的方法，探索美国和新西兰以及英国、加拿大和澳大利亚对达尔文主义的反应，这些地区通过共同的语言联系在一起。目前还没有对这些地区的达尔文主义进行全面的研究。组织者提出了一系列关于宗教、种族和性别之间接受进化论的比较研究。

9317236 Numbers This award will support the participation of ten senior and junior U.S. investigators in a seminar entitled, "Responding to Darwin: New Perspectives on the Darwinian Revolution" to be held at the University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand, in May 1994. The American coordinator is Prof. Ronald Numbers of the University of Wisconsin. The New Zealand organizer is Dr. John Stenhouse of the Department of History at the University of Otago. Support of this workshop in New Zealand is being co-funded by the Royal Society of New Zealand and the Alexander Turnbull Library in Wellington. Participants will employ comparative methods to explore responses to Darwinism in the U.S. and New Zealand, as well as in Great Britain, Canada and Australia, geographical areas bound together by common language. There exist no comprehensive studies of Darwinism for these regions. The organizers have set forth an array of comparative studies of the reception of evolutionary theory among religions, races and genders.