Commentaries on "Darwin’s Lost Theory: Bridge to a Better World"
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
Claremont Graduate University
Ervin Laszlo
Ralph Abraham
University of California at Santa Cruz
Allan Combs
California Institute of Integral Studies
Alfonso Montuori
California Institute of Integral Studies
Mae Wan Ho
Open University in London
Stanley Salthe
Brooklyn College of the City University of New York
Raymond Bradley
Institute for Whole Social Science
Humberto Maturana
University of Chile
Paul MacLean
National Institute of Mental Health
Daniel Levine
University of Texas at Arlington
DOI: https://doi.org/10.24926/ijps.v9i2.5148
Keywords: David Loye, Charles Darwin, Darwin’s Lost Theory, The Descent of Man, Evolution
Abstract
Evolutionary systems theorist David Loye wrote many pioneering and engaging books throughout his lifetime; one of the best-known is Darwin’s Lost Theory: Bridge to a Better World (2007), a book that explores and overturns the longstanding notions of distinct Darwinism based upon a ‘survival of the fittest’ human mentality. Instead, Loye discovered and sought to bring to light Darwin’s long-ignored insights and a complete theory into the evolution of human morality as guided by moral action and love. In this article, colleagues of David Loye comment on this important book.