Mary Midgley's Critique and Reconstruction of Evolution and Its Meanings
Mary Midgley's philosophy of evolution emphasizes the interconnectedness of all life on Earth, urging readers to recognize the planet as our true home. By exploring our origins as products of Earth's evolving ecosystem, the book invites a deeper understanding of our relationship with the environment and the importance of nurturing it alongside other organisms.
Contemporary Puerto Rican art presents itself as an art of resistance. Visual and theatre artists attempt to define and defend a Puerto Rican political, social, and cultural discourse disallowed in their colonial context. Visual Artists and the Puerto Rican Performing Arts provides primary documentation for the study of visual artists steadily working in the Puerto Rican performing arts from 1950 to 1990. The artists are Jack and Irene Delano, Antonio Martorell, Jaime Suárez, and Oscar Mestey-Villamil. They have produced theatre works doubling in them as actors, dancers, playwrights, designers, choreographers, and directors.