The Pantheist Index

Haeckel, Ernst (1834 - 1919): Zoologist, animal-lover and aesthetic Pantheist, he also developed a monstrous social ethic based on misinterpreted Darwinism.

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• Art Forms in Nature by Ernst Haeckel Three Haeckel lithographs (Jellyfish, Pitcher Plants and Sea Squirts) from the Carnegie Museum of Natural History's exhibition "Art Forms in Nature".

• Ernst Haeckel Biographical information and an outline of Haeckel's scientific thought.

• Haeckel's Ideas on Race, Eugenics and Euthanesia Scientific Pantheism's condemnation of and disassociation from Haeckel's views on race, nationalism, aristocracy, eugenics, euthanesia and the powers of the state.

• Modern History Sourcebook - Ernst Haeckel: the Confession of Faith of a Man of Science Statement from 1892 by Ernst Haeckel on "monism", the conception of Nature as one whole.

• Universal Pantheist Society - Monism by Ernst Haeckel Extract from Haeckel's "The Riddle of the Universe" (1900).