Emma Darwin - The Mathematics of Love
[Unabridged audiobook with text]

 

Emma Darwin is an English novelist. She is the great-great-granddaughter of Charles and Emma Darwin.

 

Stephen Fairhurst is a Major returning from the brutality of Wellington’s Peninsular War to a world he tries desperately to be a part of again. Anna Ware is a fifteen year old girl all but abandoned by her feckless mother, forced to live with her uncle and drunken grandmother in a dilapidated ex-school...

The Voyage of the Beagle

Read by Richard Dawkins, world-renowned authority on Darwin and author of best-selling books including "The God Delusion". A definite precursor to "On The Origin of Species", this non-fiction travel journal is a fascinating record of Darwin's observations of far-flung civilisations and the flora, fauna and human life he found there. 

Darwin, Darwinism, and the Modern World (MP3 + study guide)

Fourteen audio lectures (introducing the major themes of Darwin’s works and exploring their diverse, often contradictory impacts on science and society from 1859 to the present.

Passionate Darwinian David Attenborough, who sees evolution as the cornerstone of all the series he has ever made, shares his personal view on Darwin's controversial idea. Journeying through the last two hundred years, he tracks the changes in our understanding of the natural world, and asks three key questions: How and why did Darwin come up with his theory? Why do most people think he was right? Why is it more important now than ever before?

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Naxos AudioBooks launches a new 1 CD introductory series "In a Nutshell" with "Darwin", marking the 200th anniversary of the English naturalist. Peter Whitfield explains how Darwin came to his revolutionary views following his voyage on the Beagle - and his initial reluctance to publish his findings. The "In a Nutshell" series will see a regular release pattern in the coming months on a broad range of subjects covering history, science, religion and philosophy, and offering concise pertinent introductions.