The evolutionist mentality in Argentina

an ideology of progress

Marcelo Montserrat

1-27

The reception of Darwinism in Uruguay

Thomas F. Glick

29-52

Biological evolutionism in Cuba at the end of the nineteenth century

Pedro M. Pruna Goodgall

53-64

The introduction of Darwinism in Brazil

Bertol Domingues, Magali Romero Sá

65-81

Natural history, high-altitude physiology and evolutionary ideas in Peru

Marcos Cueto

83-93

Repercussions of evolutionism in the Spanish natural history society

Francisco Pelayo

95-110

Darwinism and botany

Susana Pinar

111-126

Darwinism in Spanish physical anthropology

Miguel A. Puig-Samper

127-141

The Mexican eugenics society

Laura S. Y. Lopez-Guazo

143-151

Darwinism, eugenics and mendelism in Cuban biological education

1900-1959

Armando Garcia Gonzalez

153-169

The theory of Degeneration in Spain (1886-1920)

Ricardo Campos Marín, Rafael Huertas

171-187

The moral economy of nature

Alvaro Giron

189-203

"Desvío al paraíso"

citizenship and social Darwinism in Bolivia, 1880-1920

Marta Irurozqui

205-227

The scientific and popular receptions of Darwin, Freud, and Einstein

Thomas F. Glick, Mark G. Henderson

229-238

Darwinism

its hard core

Rosaura Ruiz, Francisco J. Ayala

239-261