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    • CONTACT FORM

      Teacher : Dr.ARAB Radia

      Contact :radia.arab@univ-bejaia.dz/radiaarab06@gmail.com

      Availability: Sunday from 13 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and Monday from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Meeting room in the department

       

    •                                TARGETED SKILLS

      A course on biological science history can cover a wide range of topics, from evolutionary theory to the history of scientific discovery in biology. Targeted skills for students taking such a course would typically aim to foster both deep understanding of biological concepts and the ability to analyze and interpret historical developments in biology. Below is a list of key skills that might be developed:

       

      1. Understanding of Key Biological Concepts

      2. Critical Analysis of Scientific Theories

      3. Chronological Understanding of Major Biological Discoveries

      4. Integration of Multidisciplinary Knowledge

      5. Research and Methodological Skills

      7. Knowledge of Current Trends in Historical Biology

       



    • INTRODUCTION

      Biological sciences have their roots in the curiosity of early humans about the living world—observing plants, animals, and the body, and pondering questions about life, death, and the natural world. From the foundational ideas of ancient philosophers like Aristotle to the groundbreaking work of Darwin, Mendel, and beyond, the history of biology reveals a fascinating story of discovery, debate, and revolution. This course will explore how key figures, discoveries, and theories have evolved, while also examining how the biological sciences have influenced and been influenced by culture, politics, ethics, and technology over the centuries.

      Through this course, you will:

      1. Explore Major Milestones: Trace the history of biology from its origins in ancient natural history to the modern age of genetics, molecular biology, and ecology.
      2. Understand the Evolution of Ideas: Analyze the development of key biological concepts, such as the nature of life, evolution, heredity, the cell, and ecosystems, and how these ideas have changed over time.
      3. Assess the Role of Technology and Society: Investigate how technological innovations—like the microscope, DNA sequencing, and CRISPR gene editing—have propelled the biological sciences forward, while also considering how biology has impacted society (e.g., medicine, agriculture, conservation, and ethics).
      4. Apply Historical Insights to Contemporary Issues: Gain a deeper understanding of how the history of biology informs current biological challenges, from climate change and biodiversity loss to the ethics of genetic modification and medical research.

      The history of biological sciences is a story of intellectual curiosity, profound insights, and, at times, controversy. It is a story that not only helps us understand the past but also sheds light on the future of life sciences. By the end of this course, you will not only have a deeper appreciation for the science of biology but also a greater understanding of the historical forces that have shaped our modern understanding of life on Earth.

       

    • CHAPTER I: PREHISTORY

    • CHAPTER I: prehistory File

    • CHAPTER II: ANTIQUITY

    • Egyptian civilization File
    • Greek and Roman civilization File
    • Mesopotamian Civilization File
    • Chinese,Indian and Mayan Civilization File

    • CHAPTER III: MIDDLE AGE

    • Middle Age File

    • CHAPTER IV :RENAISSANCE

    • Chapter V renaissance File

    • CHAPTER V MODERN TIME

    • CHAPTER V Moderne time 19 Century File
    • CHAPTER V MODERNE TIME; 18TH CENTURY File
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