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Essay Instructions: Get straight to the point; no small talk. Read all attachments and instructions before starting.
Please answer the following question in about six to eight pages, double spaced. Please paginate in the upper right hand corner and put your name and the name of the course at the top of the first page. You MUST have a citation for each paragraph giving the source and the page numbers from which you derived the information in that paragraph, and ALSO provide a citation for each sentence with quoted material. Essays without proper citations will be graded down at least one full letter grade. Please remember that part of your grade will be based on correct use of English, so please proof read your essay (and please use the past tense when discussing the past!). Since a major part of your grade will be based on your ability to explain ideas in your own words, please use your own words and avoid quoting. If you do use someone else?s words, you MUST use quotation marks to avoid plagiarism AND cite your source ? plagiarism will result in your paper being given an F. You may use your books and notes, but you should not discuss the question or your answer with anyone else; you are to fly solo on this project. Please be specific; if you are vague I will assume you don't really understand the material.

The question: Please write an essay on Charles Darwin by Peter Bowler that includes the following: 1) in your opening paragraph explain what Bowler is attempting to do in his book (what his purpose is), and what thesis he is presenting in his book; then 2) indicate whether Darwin was the first person to propose a theory of evolution (and, if not, the state of the theory in the 1830's at the time of his trip on the Beagle); then 3) indicate what empirical evidence he obtained during his trip on the Beagle that eventually convinced him that evolution had occurred; then 4) explain what role ideas derived from geology and demography played in providing the conceptual framework that helped convince Darwin that evolution had occurred (name the authors of the ideas and briefly summarize the ideas that influenced Darwin); then 5) explain Darwin's notion of the mechanism by which evolution occurred and how he became convinced of this idea; then 6) explain whether Darwin believed his theory of evolution supported the idea of progress and how far Victorian intellectuals (including scientists) accepted the implications of Darwin's theory on this point; then 7) conclude by stating the author's conclusion in your own words. While you may use and cite the lecture notes, the exam is primarily over the Bowler book and therefore the majority of your citations should come from it. You MUST use the book; no outside sources. ONLY the book and attached lecture notes! You may also cite the professor's emails which I will attach as well.

Essay Instructions: I need an analysis on Charles Darwin’s (1859) “Instinct Theory: The 2nd Grand Theory”
(I will email the information to base the analysis on after submitting the order)

The following must be addressed in the analysis based on this theory:

a) Describe how this theory would and would not be applicable if applied to two or more workplace situations drawn from your personal experience. (Can you please base the situations on a personnel / human resource office as the setting.)

b) In the instance in which the “instinct” theory of motivation was not applicable to your workplace experience, assess the need to develop and create new theoretical models of motivation in today's changing work environment. What are the ramifications of failing to meet this challenge? Among the issues to consider are effects on personal satisfaction and productivity.

Essay Instructions: In a short essay of 3-4 pages use examples from his accounts on Tierra del Fuego and the Straits of Magellan to discuss the ways in which Darwin appears to be a man of his culture and time and someone with a unique viewpoint about nature and the human race.

Book needed - Charles Darwin- The Voyage of the Beagle

I added a 1 source bibliography in case you wanted to cite/quote from the book

Essay Instructions: A Review and Analysis of the book "On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection", 1st edition, by Charles Darwin. No more than 100 words can be used for quotations.