Worlds before Adam: the reconstruction of geohistory in the age of reform
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
PART ONE
List of illustrations
xiii
Acknowledgments
xix
A note on footnotes, references, and quotations
xxi
INTRODUCTION
cuvier s model for geohistory
(1817-25)
1.1
Cuvier s Fossil Bones
π
1.2
The Fossil Bones revised
¡6
1.3
Cuvier s secular resurrection
20
1.4
Conclusion
22
MONSTERS FROM DEEP TIME (1819-24)
2.1
The strange ichthyosaur
25
2.2
The Geological Society
28
2.3
Conybeare s plesiosaur
30
2.4
Conclusion
34
THE NEW STRATIGRAPHY (1817—
25)
3.1
The practice of geognosy
35
3.2
Conybeare and Phillips
39
5.3
The stratigraphy of Europe
41
3.4
Conclusion
45
CONT
hSTS
4
OUTLINES OF LIFES HISTORY
(1818-27) 47
4.1
Paleontology defined
47
4.2
Life s own history
48
4.3
The life of ancient seas
50
4.4
Ancient plant life
55
4.5
Conclusion
57
5
ANCIENT MONSTERS ON LAND (1818-25)
59
5.1
Buckland s megalosaur
59
5.2
Mantelľs
giant herbivore
61
5.3
Wealden stratigraphy
64
5.4
Mantelľs
iguanodon
6$
5.5
The Stonesfield marsupials
69
5.6
Conclusion
72
6
GEOLOGICAL DELUGE AND BIBLICAL FLOOD (1819-24)
73
6.1
Buckland s hyaena story at Kirkdale
73
6.2
Buckland s new diluvial evidence
75
6.3
Relics of the deluge
80
6.4
Critics of the deluge
82
6.5
Conclusion
86
7
THE ROLE OF ACTUAL CAUSES (1818-24)
89
7.1
The adequacy of actual causes
89
7.2 Von Hoff
and Nature s statistics
91
7.3
Etna: Europe s greatest volcano
97
7-А
Actual causes and global exploration
99
7.5
Conclusion
102
8
THE DYNAMIC EARTH (1818-24)
¡05
8.1
Crustal elevation
105
8.2
The Temple of Serapis
106
8.3 Von Buch
and the origin of mountain ranges
113
8.4
Conclusion
і
ιγ
PART TWO
9
THE ENGINE OF GEOHISTORY (1824-29)
32!
9.1
Brongniart s global stratigraphy
121
9.2
Fourier s physics of a cooling earth
124
9.3
Scrope s directional geotheory
127
9.4
Elie de
Beaumont s sequence of revolutions
129
9.5
Conclusion
133
10
THE TERTIARY GATEWAY (1824-27)
23t
10.1
The adequacy of actual causes
135
10.2
Interpreting the Tertiary world
137
10.3
Prévosťs
reinterpretation of the Paris Basin
140
10.4
Conclusion
146
CONTENTS [
IX
}
її
the geologists time-machine
(1825-31) 147
11.1
Fossil land surfaces and soils
147
11.2
Buckland and the footprints of monsters
151
11.3
First scenes from deep time
153
11.4
Conclusion
158
12
A DIRECTIONAL HISTORY OF LIFE (1825-31) l6l
12.1
Tertiary geohistory
161
12.2 Adolphe
Brongniart: plant life on a cooling earth
167
12.3
Tropics in the Arctic?
172
12.4
Conclusion
174
13
THE LAST REVOLUTION (1824-30) I77
13.1
Alluvium and diluvium
177
13.2
Alpine erratic blocks
180
13.3
Erratic blocks in Scandinavia
185
13.4
Esmark s glacial conjecture
189
13.5
Conclusion
190
14
THE LAST MASS EXTINCTION (1826-31) I93
14.1
Bone caves for Buckland
193
14.2
Buckland s worldwide
antediluvial
fossils
196
14.3
Fleming and the course of extinction
199
14.4
Lyell the budding synthesizer
201
14.5
Conclusion
206
15
THE CENTRALITY OF CENTRAL FRANCE (1826-28) 209
15.1
Scrape s Time!
—
Time!
—
Time!
209
15.2
Faunas and volcanoes in
Auvergne
216
15.3
Conclusion
223
16 MEN AMONG THE MAMMOTHS? (1825-30)
225
16.1
The question of contemporaneity
225
16.2
Human fossils in
Languedoc
228
16.3
Province and metropolis
232
16.4
Conclusion
235
17
THE SPECTER OF TRANSMUTATION (1825-29)
237
17.1
Geoffrey s new transformism
237
17.2
Lyell confronts Lamarck
244
17.3
Conclusion
248
PART THREE
l8 LYELL AND
AUVERGNE
GEOLOGY (1827-28)
253
18.1
Lyell on Scrape s
Auvergne
253
18.2
Lyell as geological reformer
237
18.3
Auvergne
through Lyell s eyes
260
18.4
Conclusion
265
[
Χ
] CONTENTS
19
A GEOLOGICAL GRAND
TOUR (1828) 26/
19.1
Lyell and Murchison in southern France
267
19.2
Lyell and Murchison in northern Italy
270
19.3
Lyell in southern Italy
272
19.4
Lyell in Sicily
276
19.5
Conclusion
281
20
LYELL IN EUROPEAN CONTEXT (1829-30)
283
20.1
Lyelľs
homeward journey
283
гол
Parisian debates on the Tertiaries
285
20.3
Diluvialists and fluvialists in London
288
20.4
Sedgwick s anniversary address
293
20.5
Conclusion
295
21
geology s guiding principles
(1830) 297
21.1
Introducing
Lyelľs
Principles
297
21.2
The lessons of history
301
21.3
The identity of past and present
303
21.4
Refuting a directional geohistory
303
21.5
Refuting a progressive history of life
310
21.6
Lyelľs
revival of geotheory
312
21.7
Conclusion
313
22
the huttonian theory
rediviva
(1830-31) 315
22.1
Lyelľs
survey of actual causes
315
22.2
Scrope on Lyell
321
22.3
De la
Beche and Conybeare join in
324
22.4
Conclusion
32g
23
PROMOTING
LYELĽS
PRINCIPLES
(183O-31)
331
23.1
Two critics from Cambridge
331
23.2
Lyelľs
Continental reception
336
23.3
The goal of Tertiary geohistory
338
23.4
An actual cause in action
340
23.5
Bishops and enlightened saints
343
23.6
Conclusion
345
24
THE UNIFORMITY OF LIFE (183I-32) 34J
24.1
The second volume of
Lyelľs
Principles
347
24.2
The births and deaths of species
349
24.3
Organic progress as an illusion
354
24.4
Catastrophists and one uniformitarian
356
24.5
Conclusion
360
25
COMPLETING
LYELĽS
PRINCIPLES (1832-33)
36?
25.1
Lyelľs
lectures
363
25.2
A Continental interlude
368
25.3
The final volume of
Lyelľs
Principles
369
25.4
Lyelľs
methods for geohistory
371
2>5 Conclusion
376
CONTENTS [ Xl ]
2б
GEOHISTORY IN
RETROSPECT (1833)
379
26.1
Lyell reconstructs the Tertiary era
379
26.2
Geohistory with no vestige of a beginning
384
26.3
Conclusion
388
PART FOUR
27
CHALLENGES TO
LYELĽS
GEOTHEORY (1832-35) 391
27.1
Contested meanings of uniformity
393
27.2
De la
Beche and theoretical geology
.597
27.3
Scrope and the revised Principles
39g
27.4
Sedgwick and subterranean cookery
403
27.5
Conclusion
405
28
THE HUMAN SPECIES IN GEOHISTORY
(183О-37)
407
28.1
Tournai
confronts the savant world
407
28.2
Schmerling s human fossils in Belgium
412
28.3
The first fossil primates
417
28.4
Conclusion
421
29
buckland s designful geohistory
(1832-36) 423
29.1
Natural theology and scriptural geology
423
29.2
Stratigraphical foundations
428
29.3
Paley geohistoricized
432
29.4
Conclusion
435
30
THE PROGRESSION OF LIFE (1833-39)
437
30.1
Agassiz and the age of fish
437
30.2
Phillips s Carboniferous benchmark
44i
30.3
Murchison s Silurian and Sedgwick s Cambrian
444
30.4
Conclusion
448
31
IMAGINING GEOHISTORY
(1831-40)
451
31.1
The great Devonian controversy
451
31.2
Gressly s concept of
facies
457
31.3
More scenes from deep time
460
31.4
Conclusion
465
yL
LYELĽS
GEOTHEORY DISMEMBERED (1834-40)
46/
32.1
The transformation of the Principles
467
32.2
Catastrophes and directionality
470
32.3
Refining Tertiary geohistory
474
32.4
The mystery of mysteries
479
32.5
Conclusion
480
33
ACTUAL CAUSES ON TRIAL (1834-39)
48}
33.1
The question of crustal elevation
483
33.2
Witnesses to elevation in South America
486
CONTENTS
33.3
Darwin s theory of a dynamic earth
489
33.4
Darwin s test case in Scotland
493
33.5
Conclusion
498
34
EXPLAINING ERRATICS (1833-40)
501
34.1
Extending the geological deluge
501
34.2
Erratics and icebergs
505
34.3
The reconstruction of mega-glaciers
508
34.4
Conclusion
515
35
SNOWBALL EARTH? (1835-40)
517
35л
Agassiz s Ice Age in the Alps
517
35.2
Extending the Ice Age
522
35.3
The Ice Age in Britain
528
35.4
Conclusion
532
36
TAKING STOCK FOR THE FUTURE
(184O-45) 533
36.1
The Pleistocene Ice Age
535
36.2
Phillips and global geohistory
$39
36.3
Agassiz and the genealogy of life
¡46
36.4
Whewelľs
historical-causal science
548
36.5
Conclusion
550
Concluding (Un)Scientific Postscript
¡¡3
Sources
¡67
1.
Places and Specimens
557
2.
Manuscripts
569
3.
Printed Sources: Primary
570
4.
Printed Sources: Secondary
590
Index
605
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CONTENTS
PART ONE
List of illustrations
xiii
Acknowledgments
xix
A note on footnotes, references, and quotations
xxi
INTRODUCTION
cuvier's model for geohistory
(1817-25)
1.1
Cuvier's Fossil Bones
π
1.2
The Fossil Bones revised
¡6
1.3
Cuvier's secular resurrection
20
1.4
Conclusion
22
MONSTERS FROM DEEP TIME (1819-24)
2.1
The strange ichthyosaur
25
2.2
The Geological Society
28
2.3
Conybeare's plesiosaur
30
2.4
Conclusion
34
THE NEW STRATIGRAPHY (1817—
25)
3.1
The practice of geognosy
35
3.2
"Conybeare and Phillips"
39
5.3
The stratigraphy of Europe
41
3.4
Conclusion
45
CONT
hSTS
4
OUTLINES OF LIFES HISTORY
(1818-27) 47
4.1
"Paleontology" defined
47
4.2
Life's own history
48
4.3
The life of ancient seas
50
4.4
Ancient plant life
55
4.5
Conclusion
57
5
ANCIENT MONSTERS ON LAND (1818-25)
59
5.1
Buckland's megalosaur
59
5.2
Mantelľs
giant herbivore
61
5.3
Wealden stratigraphy
64
5.4
Mantelľs
iguanodon
6$
5.5
The Stonesfield marsupials
69
5.6
Conclusion
72
6
GEOLOGICAL DELUGE AND BIBLICAL FLOOD (1819-24)
73
6.1
Buckland's "hyaena story" at Kirkdale
73
6.2
Buckland's new "diluvial" evidence
75
6.3
"Relics of the deluge"
80
6.4
Critics of the deluge
82
6.5
Conclusion
86
7
THE ROLE OF ACTUAL CAUSES (1818-24)
89
7.1
The adequacy of actual causes
89
7.2 Von Hoff
and Nature's "statistics"
91
7.3
Etna: Europe's greatest volcano
97
7-А
Actual causes and global exploration
99
7.5
Conclusion
102
8
THE DYNAMIC EARTH (1818-24)
¡05
8.1
Crustal elevation
105
8.2
The "Temple of Serapis"
106
8.3 Von Buch
and the origin of mountain ranges
113
8.4
Conclusion
і
ιγ
PART TWO
9
THE ENGINE OF GEOHISTORY (1824-29)
32!
9.1
Brongniart's global stratigraphy
121
9.2
Fourier's physics of a cooling earth
124
9.3
Scrope's directional geotheory
127
9.4
Elie de
Beaumont's sequence of revolutions
129
9.5
Conclusion
133
10
THE TERTIARY GATEWAY (1824-27)
23t
10.1
The adequacy of actual causes
135
10.2
Interpreting the Tertiary world
137
10.3
Prévosťs
reinterpretation of the Paris Basin
140
10.4
Conclusion
146
CONTENTS [
IX
}
її
the geologists' time-machine
(1825-31) 147
11.1
Fossil land surfaces and soils
147
11.2
Buckland and the footprints of monsters
151
11.3
First scenes from deep time
153
11.4
Conclusion
158
12
A DIRECTIONAL HISTORY OF LIFE (1825-31) l6l
12.1
Tertiary geohistory
161
12.2 Adolphe
Brongniart: plant life on a cooling earth
167
12.3
Tropics in the Arctic?
172
12.4
Conclusion
174
13
THE LAST REVOLUTION (1824-30) I77
13.1
Alluvium and diluvium
177
13.2
Alpine erratic blocks
180
13.3
Erratic blocks in Scandinavia
185
13.4
Esmark's glacial conjecture
189
13.5
Conclusion
190
14
THE LAST MASS EXTINCTION (1826-31) I93
14.1
Bone caves for Buckland
193
14.2
Buckland's worldwide
antediluvial
fossils
196
14.3
Fleming and the course of extinction
199
14.4
Lyell the budding synthesizer
201
14.5
Conclusion
206
15
THE CENTRALITY OF CENTRAL FRANCE (1826-28) 209
15.1
Scrape's "Time!
—
Time!
—
Time!"
209
15.2
Faunas and volcanoes in
Auvergne
216
15.3
Conclusion
223
16 MEN AMONG THE MAMMOTHS? (1825-30)
225
16.1
The question of contemporaneity
225
16.2
Human fossils in
Languedoc
228
16.3
Province and metropolis
232
16.4
Conclusion
235
17
THE SPECTER OF TRANSMUTATION (1825-29)
237
17.1
Geoffrey's new transformism
237
17.2
Lyell confronts Lamarck
244
17.3
Conclusion
248
PART THREE
l8 LYELL AND
AUVERGNE
GEOLOGY (1827-28)
253
18.1
Lyell on Scrape's
Auvergne
253
18.2
Lyell as geological reformer
237
18.3
Auvergne
through Lyell's eyes
260
18.4
Conclusion
265
[
Χ
] CONTENTS
19
A GEOLOGICAL GRAND
TOUR (1828) 26/
19.1
Lyell and Murchison in southern France
267
19.2
Lyell and Murchison in northern Italy
270
19.3
Lyell in southern Italy
272
19.4
Lyell in Sicily
276
19.5
Conclusion
281
20
LYELL IN EUROPEAN CONTEXT (1829-30)
283
20.1
Lyelľs
homeward journey
283
гол
Parisian debates on the Tertiaries
285
20.3
Diluvialists and fluvialists in London
288
20.4
Sedgwick's anniversary address
293
20.5
Conclusion
295
21
geology's guiding principles
(1830) 297
21.1
Introducing
Lyelľs
Principles
297
21.2
The lessons of history
301
21.3
The identity of past and present
303
21.4
Refuting a directional geohistory
303
21.5
Refuting a progressive history of life
310
21.6
Lyelľs
revival of geotheory
312
21.7
Conclusion
313
22
"the huttonian theory
rediviva"
(1830-31) 315
22.1
Lyelľs
survey of actual causes
315
22.2
Scrope on Lyell
321
22.3
De la
Beche and Conybeare join in
324
22.4
Conclusion
32g
23
PROMOTING
LYELĽS
PRINCIPLES
(183O-31)
331
23.1
Two critics from Cambridge
331
23.2
Lyelľs
Continental reception
336
23.3
The goal of Tertiary geohistory
338
23.4
An actual cause in action
340
23.5
"Bishops and enlightened saints"
343
23.6
Conclusion
345
24
THE UNIFORMITY OF LIFE (183I-32) 34J
24.1
The second volume of
Lyelľs
Principles
347
24.2
The births and deaths of species
349
24.3
Organic progress as an illusion
354
24.4
Catastrophists and one uniformitarian
356
24.5
Conclusion
360
25
COMPLETING
LYELĽS
PRINCIPLES (1832-33)
36?
25.1
Lyelľs
lectures
363
25.2
A Continental interlude
368
25.3
The final volume of
Lyelľs
Principles
369
25.4
Lyelľs
methods for geohistory
371
2>5 Conclusion
376
CONTENTS [ Xl ]
2б
GEOHISTORY IN
RETROSPECT (1833)
379
26.1
Lyell reconstructs the Tertiary era
379
26.2
Geohistory with "no vestige of a beginning"
384
26.3
Conclusion
388
PART FOUR
27
CHALLENGES TO
LYELĽS
GEOTHEORY (1832-35) 391
27.1
Contested meanings of "uniformity"
393
27.2
De la
Beche and "theoretical geology"
.597
27.3
Scrope and the revised Principles
39g
27.4
Sedgwick and "subterranean cookery"
403
27.5
Conclusion
405
28
THE HUMAN SPECIES IN GEOHISTORY
(183О-37)
407
28.1
Tournai
confronts the savant world
407
28.2
Schmerling's human fossils in Belgium
412
28.3
The first fossil primates
417
28.4
Conclusion
421
29
buckland's designful geohistory
(1832-36) 423
29.1
Natural theology and "scriptural" geology
423
29.2
Stratigraphical foundations
428
29.3
Paley geohistoricized
432
29.4
Conclusion
435
30
THE PROGRESSION OF LIFE (1833-39)
437
30.1
Agassiz and the age of fish
437
30.2
Phillips's Carboniferous benchmark
44i
30.3
Murchison's Silurian and Sedgwick's Cambrian
444
30.4
Conclusion
448
31
IMAGINING GEOHISTORY
(1831-40)
451
31.1
The "great Devonian controversy"
451
31.2
Gressly's concept of
"facies"
457
31.3
More scenes from deep time
460
31.4
Conclusion
465
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LYELĽS
GEOTHEORY DISMEMBERED (1834-40)
46/
32.1
The transformation of the Principles
467
32.2
Catastrophes and directionality
470
32.3
Refining Tertiary geohistory
474
32.4
The "mystery of mysteries"
479
32.5
Conclusion
480
33
ACTUAL CAUSES ON TRIAL (1834-39)
48}
33.1
The question of crustal elevation
483
33.2
Witnesses to elevation in South America
486
CONTENTS
33.3
Darwin's theory of a dynamic earth
489
33.4
Darwin's test case in Scotland
493
33.5
Conclusion
498
34
EXPLAINING ERRATICS (1833-40)
501
34.1
Extending the geological deluge
501
34.2
Erratics and icebergs
505
34.3
The reconstruction of mega-glaciers
508
34.4
Conclusion
515
35
SNOWBALL EARTH? (1835-40)
517
35л
Agassiz's "Ice Age" in the Alps
517
35.2
Extending the Ice Age
522
35.3
The Ice Age in Britain
528
35.4
Conclusion
532
36
TAKING STOCK FOR THE FUTURE
(184O-45) 533
36.1
The Pleistocene Ice Age
535
36.2
Phillips and global geohistory
$39
36.3
Agassiz and the "genealogy" of life
¡46
36.4
Whewelľs
historical-causal science
548
36.5
Conclusion
550
Concluding (Un)Scientific Postscript
¡¡3
Sources
¡67
1.
Places and Specimens
557
2.
Manuscripts
569
3.
Printed Sources: Primary
570
4.
Printed Sources: Secondary
590
Index
605 |
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