Jacob Klapwijk is Professor Emeritus of the Department of Philosophy, Free University, Amsterdam. He is an expert on the philosophy of history, and in recent years also involved in the creation-evolution debate. He is the author of Purpose in the Living World? Creation and Emergent Evolution (2009).
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Preface Introduction 1. Does life on Earth have a purpose? 2. Creationism, intelligent design, and Augustine's idea of time 3. Darwin, neo-Darwinism and the naturalistic continuity claim 4. Miller's pre-biotic broth and the premises of evolutionism 5. A cold shudder along Darwin's back 6. The emergence theory of Morgan and Alexander 7. Luctor et emergo: what is emergent evolution? 8. Towards a general theory of emergent evolution 9. Hominization and the philosophy of mind 10. Augustinian faith and evolutionary science 11. The organism is a whole. The world is a habitat 12. The slumbering temptation of essentialism 13. Questions surrounding the emergence process 14. Enkapsis in nature. Is there an omega point? Bibliography Index.
Preface Introduction 1. Does life on Earth have a purpose? 2. Creationism, intelligent design, and Augustine's idea of time 3. Darwin, neo-Darwinism and the naturalistic continuity claim 4. Miller's pre-biotic broth and the premises of evolutionism 5. A cold shudder along Darwin's back 6. The emergence theory of Morgan and Alexander 7. Luctor et emergo: what is emergent evolution? 8. Towards a general theory of emergent evolution 9. Hominization and the philosophy of mind 10. Augustinian faith and evolutionary science 11. The organism is a whole. The world is a habitat 12. The slumbering temptation of essentialism 13. Questions surrounding the emergence process 14. Enkapsis in nature. Is there an omega point? Bibliography Index.
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