Loren Eiseley
Anthropologist and author of The Immense Journey
Born
September 3rd, 1907
117 years ago
Died
1977
48 years ago — 70 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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An American anthropologist, philosopher, and author, contributed significantly to the fields of anthropology and the philosophy of science. Focused on the relationship between science and the human experience, exploring themes of evolution and existence. Authored several influential works that combined scientific insight with literary expression. Played a crucial role in promoting public understanding of anthropology and its relevance to human life.
Authored The Immense Journey
Wrote The Unexpected Universe
Published essays in various journals
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