1. General Assessments of Spencer's Work and Impact William Henry Hudson, 'Herbert Spencer: A character Study', Fortnightly Reveiw , Vol LXXV (new series), 1904, J.A. Hobson, 'Herbert Spencer', South Place Magazine , Vol. 9, No. 4, January 1904, William James, 'Herbert Spencer's Autobiography', from his Memories and Studies of 1911, John Dewey, 'The philosophical work of Herbert Spencer', Philosophical Review for 1904 (Vol. 13), A.J.
Balfour, A Fragment on Progress , Edinburgh, David Douglas, 1892, E.L. Youmans, 'Herbert Spencer and his reviewers', Christian Examiner , Vol. 82, March 1867, Havelock Ellis, 'Herbert Spencer's work in the light of hs life', The Monist , Vol. 31, No.1 1921, Frederick Copleston, S.J., 'Herbert Spencer - progress and freedom', in Ideas and Beliefs of the Victorians, Sylvan Press, London, 1949, Sir Peter Medawar, 'Herbert Spencer and the law of general evolution', in The Art of the Soluble , Penguin, Harmondsworth, 1969, Valerie A.
Hains, 'Spencer's philosophy of science', British Journal of Sociology , Vol. 43, No. 2, 1992, Sydney Eisen, 'Frederick Harrison and Herbert Spencer: embattled unbelievers', Victorian Studies for September, 1968, Francis Aveling, 'The philosophy of Herbert Spencer', Dublin Review , Vol. 25, 4th series, 1904, Lillie B. Lamar, 'Herbert Spencer and his father', Studies in English , Vol. 32, 1953, A.J. Taylor, 'The originality of Herbert Spencer', Studies in English , Vol.
34, 1955, Walter Troughton, 'Herbert Spencer's last years', The Rationalist Annual , 1938 2. Spencer, Darwin and Social Darwinism Derek Freeman. 'The revolutionary theories of Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer', Current Anthropology , Vol. 15, No. 3, 1974, Valerie Haines,'Spencer, Darwin and the question of reciprocal influence', Journal of the History of Biology, Vol. 24, No. 3, 1991, Stephen Toulmin, 'Interlude: Evolution and the Human Sciences', Chap. 5 in Human Understanding (Vol.
1) Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1972, Kenneth Bock, 'Darwin and socal theory'. Philosophyof Science Vol. 22, 1955, R.J. Halliday, 'Social Darwinisn: a definition', Victorian Studies , Vol. 14, No. 4, 1971, James Allen Rogers, 'Darwin and Social Darwinism', Journal of the History of Ideas, Vol. 33, 1972, Robert C.
Bannister, '"The survival of the fitttest is our doctrine": history of histrionics?', Journal of the History of Ideas, Vol. 13, 1970, Raymond Williams' 'Social Darwinism', in J. Benthall (ed), The Limits of Human Nature , Allen Lane, London, 1973 Spencer Comte, TÕnnies and Durkheim John C. Greene, 'Biology and social theory in the nineteenth century: August Comte and Herbert Spencer' in M. Clagett (ed), Critical Problems in the History of Science, University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, 1959, Sydney Eisen, 'Herbert Spencer and the spectre of Comte', Journal of British Studies , Bol.7, Part 1, 1967, John W. Offer, 'Tonnies and Spencer', in L. Clausen and C.
Scuter (eds), Ausdauer, Geduld und Ruhe: Aspekte under Quellen der Tonnies-Forshung , Rolf Fechner Verlag, Hamburg, 1991, Robert Alun Jones, 'Durkheim's response to Spencer' was first issued in The Sociological Quarterly , Vol. 15, 1974, Robert G. Perrin, 'Durkheim's misrepresentation of Spencer', The Sociological Quarterly, Vol. 16, 1975, Alun Jones, Durkheim in Context, peter A. Corning, 'Durkheim and Spencer', British Journal of Sociology , Vol. 33, Jonathon H. Turner, 'Durkheim's and Spencer's principles of social organization: a theoretical note', Sociological Perspectives , Vol. 27, No.
1, 1984, Robert G. Perrin, Emile Durkheim's Division of Labor and the shadow of Herbert Spencer', The Sociological Quarterly , Vol. 36, No. 4, 1995. The Theory of Evolution and.