ÿþ<html> <head> <title> WHKMLA : Students' Papers</title> <!-- copyright Alexander Ganse, 2007 --> </head> <body bgcolor = "lightgreen" text="#000000" link="#0000ff" vlink="#ff0000" alink="#ff0000"> <DIV align="center"><font size = "7" face = "garamond"> <BR> World History at</b></font></DIV><font size = "4"><BR> <TABLE border = "0" cellspace="5" cellpadding="5" align="center"> <TR> <TD width="100" valign="top" align="center"> <A HREF = "http://www.zum.de/"> <img src ="../../../zumtempel.gif"> </A></font></TD> <TD width="240" valign="top" align="center"> <img src ="../../../logo.gif"> </font></TD> <TD width="100" valign="top" align="center"> </font></TD> </TR></TABLE><BR> <BR><BR> <DIV align="center"> <font size = "5" face = "Times Roman"> Teacher's Comment : <BR><BR> Yea, Chang Whan - <A HREF = "changwhan1.html">The Reception of Darwinism and the Concept of Evolution <BR> by the Religious Community in the English-Speaking World, 1859-1930 </A> <BR> </font></div> <BR> <BR><BR> <DIV align="left"> <font size = "4"> Yea, Chang Whan has attended my history class for two consecutive years. Having spent 5 years of his young life in California, he has good command of the English language. Planning to study biology at university, he took on a history research topic which is related to his area of interest. <BR> As Chang Whan speaks Korean and English, his research topic was limited to English-speaking countries. His research required him to develop an understanding of the socio-political and intellectual history of the English-speaking countries in the later 19th century. <BR> Yea, Chang Whan had about a year to work on his research paper. He used the school library, internet sources, ordered a number of books from antiquarian booksellers abroad, and visited two academic libraries here in Korea. Printed out, it is 30 pages long, single space. Yea, Chang Whan provides a solid overview, names the supporters and opponents of Darwin's theory in the various English-speaking countries where <i>'On the Origin of Species'</i> was published, and describes what direction the discussion took once it went beyond the correct/incorrect phase. His paper is well-organized, based on solid sources, written from a neutral perspective. It compares to a third year college seminar presentation and serves as a solid basis for a discussion of the historical reception of Darwinism. <BR><BR><BR> <DIV align="center"> <font size = "4" face = "Times Roman"> September 21st 2007 <BR><BR> Alexander Ganse </font></div> <BR><BR><BR> <DIV align="center"> <TABLE border = "0" cellspace="5" cellpadding="5" align="center"> <TR> <TD width="120" valign="top" align="left"> <font size = "3"><B> Yea, Chang Whan <B></font></TD> <TD width="500" valign="top" align="left"> <font size = "3"><B> <A HREF = "changwhan1.html">The Reception of Darwinism and the Concept of Evolution by the Religious Community in the English-Speaking World, 1859-1930 </A></font></TD> </TR></TABLE><BR><BR><BR><BR> <DIV align="center"> <A href="mailto:aganse@hotmail.com"> <IMG src="../../../email.gif"></a><BR><BR> </DIV><BR><BR> </body> </html>