The Autobiography of Charles Darwin (Farsi)

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The Autobiography of Charles Darwin offers a rare and intimate look into the life and mind of one of history’s most influential scientific thinkers. Written in 1876 originally for his family, the work was later edited for public release. Darwin traces his personal, intellectual, and spiritual journey from his early childhood in Shrewsbury to the development of his groundbreaking theory of evolution by natural selection. His voice is clear, humble, and at times humorous, far from a dry scientific account. This autobiography serves both as a record of scientific awakening and a reflection on human doubt, domestic affection, religious change, and moral duty. It is an essential narrative for anyone seeking to understand the man behind On the Origin of Species — thoughtful, honest, and profoundly human.