Introducing Victorian Geology

Introducing Victorian Geology

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Introducing Victorian Geology chronicles the foundational advancements and pivotal figures that shaped the understanding of Earth sciences during a transformative era. This authoritative text presents the groundbreaking theories and discoveries that redefined geological thought in the nineteenth century, illustrating how scientific inquiry progressed amidst societal change. It details the contributions of prominent geologists, their methodologies, and the debates that propelled the field forward. The work offers a comprehensive overview of the period's significant geological concepts, providing essential context for the development of modern earth science.

Author: G.W. Cochrane, G.W. Quick, D. Spencer-Jones
Format: Paperback
Published: 1995, GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA (Victorian Division)

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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: No markings
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image

Introducing Victorian Geology chronicles the foundational advancements and pivotal figures that shaped the understanding of Earth sciences during a transformative era. This authoritative text presents the groundbreaking theories and discoveries that redefined geological thought in the nineteenth century, illustrating how scientific inquiry progressed amidst societal change. It details the contributions of prominent geologists, their methodologies, and the debates that propelled the field forward. The work offers a comprehensive overview of the period's significant geological concepts, providing essential context for the development of modern earth science.