Links

Alfred Russel Wallace : Alfred Wallace : A. R. Wallace :
Russel Wallace : Alfred Russell Wallace (sic)

Links

Following are a few links to sites containing material (especially, texts) that should be of interest to those who find Wallace intriguing. This is a very selective list; not only is it not the object of this site to serve as a portal to history of science services in general, but Wallace's interests were so broad that any effort to maintain a full set of relevant links would be just too time-consuming.

The Once and Future Wallace, or, Evolutionary Theorizing in the Manner of Alfred Russel Wallace (my site concerning the scientific study of final causes)
Natural History Museum (London) Wallace Collection (search window to retrieve listings for about 5000 items)
The Alfred Russel Wallace Website (George Beccaloni)
Wallace Online (John van Wyhe, Charles H. Smith, & the University of Singapore)
The Alfred Russel Wallace Correspondence Project (George Beccaloni)
Darwin Correspondence Project (Frederick Burkhardt et al.; now includes full-text of Darwin-Wallace letters)
The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online (John van Wyhe)
The Huxley File (Charles Blinderman & David Joyce)
Joseph Hooker Collection (Kew)
The Victorian Web (George P. Landow et al.)
Foundations of Classical Genetics (Electronic Scholarly Publishing)
Archive for the History of Economic Thought (Rod Hay)
Internet Archive
www.BioLib.de (Kurt Stüber: featuring German figures from the history of biology)
The Martinus Institute (devoted to furthering the work of the Danish mystic Martinus (1890-1981), some of whose ideas are not so far afield from Wallace's)

* * * * *

Return to Home