Darwinism stated by Darwin himself Characteristic passages from the writings of Charles Darwin

"Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself" by Charles Darwin is a collection of important excerpts from Darwin's work focused on communicating his theories of evolution and natural selection in his own voice. Created for those who don't know a lot about Darwin's research, the book makes his complex ideas easier to grasp. The beginning of the book explains that it's meant to clear up any confusion about Darwin's ideas by letting his writing speak for itself. The texts include Darwin's thoughts on how plants move and act, what worms do for the environment, and the rules that explain why animals and plants are so different; while the compiler recognizes this book is only a starting point, they hope it convinces readers to look more into Darwin's revolutionary findings.