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Eighteenth Century
5 days, 5 hours ago-
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This is just to note that my answers to this topic in another group don’t show up here. But that’s the point, I can answer in the other group, it’s only answers to this one that don’t seem to be working, for me at least. —if I include a link. Let’s try this one: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/344746708
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I wonder, will answers show up if I don’t include any link? —Yes they do. And do they disappear if I type a link? https://www.researchgate.net/publication/344746708_Goldsmith_darwinista_Darwinian_Goldsmith
Well, this beats me. Now all of a sudden everything seems to be back in working order, after twenty tries. Let’s keep our fingers crossed. Anyway, I wanted to add that link on “Darwinian Goldsmith”, pointing out some proto-evolutionist themes in a Goldsmith tale, “Asem”, which is a theodicy. That brings out some elements of theodicy in Darwinian theory, as well.
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The story by Golsmith I was commenting: ‘Asem, an Eastern Tale’: https://vanityfea.blogspot.com/2020/12/asem-eastern-tale.html
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