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Direct linkBraterman, Paul S.; Holbrook, J. Britt – American Biology Teacher, 2009
In this article, the authors examine the use of language in debating evolution, and suggest careful choice of the terms by which people describe both themselves and their opponents. Present-day evolution science is solidly based on fact, and is as far advanced from Charles Darwin's original theory as present-day chemistry is from Dalton's atomic…
Descriptors: Language Usage, Evolution, Public Relations, Paleontology
