The Epic of Evolution: A Course Developmental Project |
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Authors: | Russell Merle Genet |
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Institution: | The Fairborn Institute, Flagstaff, AZ |
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Abstract: | The Epic of Evolution is a course taught at Northern Arizona University. It engages the task of formulating a new epic myth that is based on the physical, natural, social, and cultural sciences. It aims to serve the need of providing meaning for human living in the vast and complex universe that the sciences now depict for us. It is an interdisciplinary effort in an academic setting that is often divided by specializations; it focuses on values in a climate of relativism; and it concentrates on an enterprise for which there are few textbooks at hand. The course is presented in three segments: the cosmos before humans appeared, the human phenomenon, and scenarios for the future of evolution. |
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Keywords: | epic of evolution myth story |
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