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REM that all organic development is the transition
from a state of homogeneity to a state of heterogeneity. This truth Spencer
transfers with the study of the individual organism to the development of the organized
world and the entire Universe. His paper on the hypothesis of development, which appeared in 1852
G., is in the development of the idea that familiarity with the observed changes
in domestic animals and cultivated plants, forcing us to lean toward the idea,
that the boundaries between species and varieties is relative and that the present
species appeared gradually evolved under the influence of external relations. The idea
development put them at the base of his theory of knowledge, psychology and
metaphysics, which have been systematically developed in the Grounds
psychology (1855). For the initial justification of this idea the importance
also had an article: "Progress, its Law and Cause" (1857), where Spencer
trying for the first time to bring the law of development of the law of conservation of energy. Through
a year after the appearance of the article Spencer published the book Darwin on
the origin of species and, in the Preface, among other predecessors
Mentions Darwin and Spencer. In the late 50-ies of Spencer plotting
a big deal in the publishing of a coherent system of "Synthetic
philosophy." In 1858 he is in seven volumes, then
expanding it to 10 volumes, and in 1860, makes his detailed "prospectus". In
over the years 1860-1863 on issues of "Basic principles". But the edition
move forward with work in connection with the lack of funds of the author and full
indifference of the public. This was joined by nervous exhaustion
Spencer, deprives him of the ability to work systematically.
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