The journey towards morality in nature can be seen through the million-year-old relationship of the flowering plant and honeybee social group. Flowers and Honeybees brings what science has learned into a dialog with the philosophy of morality.
The journey towards morality in nature can be seen through the million-year-old relationship of the flowering plant and honeybee social group. Flowers and Honeybees brings what science has learned into a dialog with the philosophy of morality.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Christopher Ketcham, Ph.D., is retired from the University of Houston Downtown where he taught risk management and ethics. Chris has published in The Journal of Animal Ethics, Space Policy Journal, Marcel Studies, Philosophical Inquiries, and Journal of the Philosophy of Life.
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Acknowledgements Preface: Introducing the Meadow
Introduction 1 The Question This Study Explores 2 The Shape of This Study Cited References
1 Optimization, MEP, and Mutualism 1 Introduction 2 Optimization 3 Maximum Entropy Production (MEP) 4 Mutualism Cited References
2 Emergence of the Flower and Honeybee Mutualism and Flower and Honeybee Ontology and Morphology 1 Introduction 2 Evolution of the Flower Honeybee Mutualism 3 Emergence 4 Angiosperm Morphology 5 Flower Morphology 6 Honeybee Eusociality and Morphology 7 The Moral Honeybee Cited References
3 Flower and Honeybee Epistemology and Behavior 1 Introduction 2 Angiosperm Epistemology and Behavior 3 Plant Intelligence-a Philosophical Discussion 4 Honeybee Epistemology and Behavior 5 Consciousness in Flowers and Honeybees 6 Moral Elegance Cited References
4 Epigenetics 1 Epigenetics Defined 2 Promise of Epigenetics 3 Epigenetic Purposes 4 General Implications of Epigenetics 5 Implications of Epigenetics for Flowers and Honeybees Cited References
5 The Good and the Emergence of Morality in the Flower and Honeybee Mutualism 1 Introduction 2 Asymmetricity 3 Responsibility 4 Reciprocal Responsibility 5 Up from Value 6 Hospitality 7 Pragmatic Naturalism 8 Altruism 9 Singer's Requirements for Morality to Emerge Applied to Flowers and Honeybees 10 Epigenetic Rules 11 Naturalistic Fallacies and Naturalistic Facts 12 Flower and Honeybee Oughts and Obligates 13 Morality in Nature Cited References
6 Study Summary and a Critique of Maximization 1 Study Summary 2 A Brief and Preliminary Critique of Maximization Cited References Index
Introduction 1 The Question This Study Explores 2 The Shape of This Study Cited References
1 Optimization, MEP, and Mutualism 1 Introduction 2 Optimization 3 Maximum Entropy Production (MEP) 4 Mutualism Cited References
2 Emergence of the Flower and Honeybee Mutualism and Flower and Honeybee Ontology and Morphology 1 Introduction 2 Evolution of the Flower Honeybee Mutualism 3 Emergence 4 Angiosperm Morphology 5 Flower Morphology 6 Honeybee Eusociality and Morphology 7 The Moral Honeybee Cited References
3 Flower and Honeybee Epistemology and Behavior 1 Introduction 2 Angiosperm Epistemology and Behavior 3 Plant Intelligence-a Philosophical Discussion 4 Honeybee Epistemology and Behavior 5 Consciousness in Flowers and Honeybees 6 Moral Elegance Cited References
4 Epigenetics 1 Epigenetics Defined 2 Promise of Epigenetics 3 Epigenetic Purposes 4 General Implications of Epigenetics 5 Implications of Epigenetics for Flowers and Honeybees Cited References
5 The Good and the Emergence of Morality in the Flower and Honeybee Mutualism 1 Introduction 2 Asymmetricity 3 Responsibility 4 Reciprocal Responsibility 5 Up from Value 6 Hospitality 7 Pragmatic Naturalism 8 Altruism 9 Singer's Requirements for Morality to Emerge Applied to Flowers and Honeybees 10 Epigenetic Rules 11 Naturalistic Fallacies and Naturalistic Facts 12 Flower and Honeybee Oughts and Obligates 13 Morality in Nature Cited References
6 Study Summary and a Critique of Maximization 1 Study Summary 2 A Brief and Preliminary Critique of Maximization Cited References Index
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