St. George Jackson Mivart - Publications

Publications

Mivart's chief works are the following:

• One point of controversy with the agnostics. In Manning (ed) Essays on religion and literature (1868)
• On the genesis of species (London 1871)
• An examination of Mr. Herbert Spencer's Psychology.
• Lessons in elementary anatomy (London 1873)
• The common frog in Nature Series (1873)
• Man and apes: an exposition of structural resemblances and differences bearing upon questions of affinity and origin. (Robert Hardwicke, London 1873)
• Lessons from nature (London 1876)
• Contemporary evolution (London 1876)
• Address to the Biological Section of the British Association (1879)
• The cat: an introduction to the study of backboned animals, especially mammals. (Murray London 1881)
• Nature and thought (London 1882)
• A philosophical catechism (London 1884)
• On truth (London 1889)
• The origin of human reason (London 1889)
• Dogs, jackals, wolves and foxes: Monograph of the Canidæ 2 vols in one (Taylor & Francis for R.H. Porter and Dulau & Co. London 1890)
• Introduction générale à l'etude de la nature: Cours professé à l'Université de Louvain (Louvain and Paris 1891)
• Birds (Taylor & Francis, London 1892)
• Essays and criticisms 2 vols (London 1892)
• Types of animal life (London 1893)
• Introduction to the elements of science (London 1894)
• Castle and manor (London 1900)
• A monograph of the Lories, or brush-tongued parrots (London 1896)
• The groundwork of science: a study of epistemology (London 1898)
• The helpful science (London 1898)
• Ape, in Encyclopædia Britannica

Also, many publications in serials, popular, scientific and religious in content.