Thinking about Evolution
Historical, Philosophical, and Political Perspectives
Herausgeber: Singh, Rama S; Beatty, John; Paul, Diane B; Krimbas, Costas B
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Historical, Philosophical, and Political Perspectives
Herausgeber: Singh, Rama S; Beatty, John; Paul, Diane B; Krimbas, Costas B
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This 2001 text is the second of two volumes published by Cambridge University Press in honour of Richard Lewontin.
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This 2001 text is the second of two volumes published by Cambridge University Press in honour of Richard Lewontin.
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- Verlag: Cambridge-Hitachi
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. November 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 242mm x 166mm x 37mm
- Gewicht: 1002g
- ISBN-13: 9780521620703
- ISBN-10: 0521620708
- Artikelnr.: 22441578
- Verlag: Cambridge-Hitachi
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. November 2000
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 242mm x 166mm x 37mm
- Gewicht: 1002g
- ISBN-13: 9780521620703
- ISBN-10: 0521620708
- Artikelnr.: 22441578
Preface; Introduction; 1. Does culture evolve? Richard Lewontin; Part A.
History of and in Evolutionary Biology: 2. The nature of evolutionary
biology: an interchange among Richard Lewontin, Diane Paul, John Beatty and
Costas Krimbas; 3. Hannah Arendt and Karl Popper: Darwinism, Fatalism and
Totalitarianism John Beatty; 4. The genetics of experimental populations:
L'Heritier and Teisser's population cages Jean Gayon and Michel Veuille; 5.
Did eugenics rest on an elementary mistake? Diane Paul and Hamish Spencer;
6. Can the norm of reaction save the gene concept? Rafi Falk; 7. The
apportionment of human diversity twenty-five years later Maryellen Ruvolo
and Mark Seielstad; 8. The Indian caste system: origin, evolution and
impact on human diversity Rama Singh; Part B. Philosophy of Evolutionary
Biology: 9. Selfish genes or developmental systems? Russel Gray; 10. The
evolutionary definition of selective agency, the validation of the theory
of hierarchical selection, and the fallacy of the selfish gene Stephen J.
Gould; 11. Reductionism in genetics and the human genome project Sahotra
Sarkar; 12. Organism and environment Peter Godfrey-Smith; 13. Levels and
units of selection Lisa Lloyd; 14. In defense of neo-Darwinism: Popper's
'Darwinism as a metaphysical programme' revisited Costas Krimbas; 15. The
two faces of fitness Elliot Sober; 16. Evolvability: adaptation and
modularity Jeffrey C. Schank and Bill Wimsatt; 17. Organism and environment
revisited Robert Brandon; 18. An 'irreducible' component of cognition
Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini; Part C. The Politics of Evolutionary Biology:
19. What causes cancer? A political history of recent debates Robert
Proctor; 20. Battling the undead: how (and how not) to resist genetic
determinism Philip Kitcher; 21. The rise of neurogenetic determinism Steven
Rose; 22. Behavior genetics: Galen's prophecy or Malpighi's legacy? Evan
Balaban; 23. Identity politics and biology Ruth Hubbard; 24. The
agroecosystem: the modern vision in crisis, the alternative evolving John
Vandermeer; 25. Political economy of agricultural genetics Jean-Pierre
Berlan; 26. The butterfly ex machina Richard Levins; 27. Evoking
transmutational dread: military and civilian uses of nuclear and genetic
alchemies Robert Haynes; 28. From natural selection to natural construction
to disciplining unruly complexity: the challenge of integrating ecological
dynamics into evolutionary theory Peter Taylor.
History of and in Evolutionary Biology: 2. The nature of evolutionary
biology: an interchange among Richard Lewontin, Diane Paul, John Beatty and
Costas Krimbas; 3. Hannah Arendt and Karl Popper: Darwinism, Fatalism and
Totalitarianism John Beatty; 4. The genetics of experimental populations:
L'Heritier and Teisser's population cages Jean Gayon and Michel Veuille; 5.
Did eugenics rest on an elementary mistake? Diane Paul and Hamish Spencer;
6. Can the norm of reaction save the gene concept? Rafi Falk; 7. The
apportionment of human diversity twenty-five years later Maryellen Ruvolo
and Mark Seielstad; 8. The Indian caste system: origin, evolution and
impact on human diversity Rama Singh; Part B. Philosophy of Evolutionary
Biology: 9. Selfish genes or developmental systems? Russel Gray; 10. The
evolutionary definition of selective agency, the validation of the theory
of hierarchical selection, and the fallacy of the selfish gene Stephen J.
Gould; 11. Reductionism in genetics and the human genome project Sahotra
Sarkar; 12. Organism and environment Peter Godfrey-Smith; 13. Levels and
units of selection Lisa Lloyd; 14. In defense of neo-Darwinism: Popper's
'Darwinism as a metaphysical programme' revisited Costas Krimbas; 15. The
two faces of fitness Elliot Sober; 16. Evolvability: adaptation and
modularity Jeffrey C. Schank and Bill Wimsatt; 17. Organism and environment
revisited Robert Brandon; 18. An 'irreducible' component of cognition
Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini; Part C. The Politics of Evolutionary Biology:
19. What causes cancer? A political history of recent debates Robert
Proctor; 20. Battling the undead: how (and how not) to resist genetic
determinism Philip Kitcher; 21. The rise of neurogenetic determinism Steven
Rose; 22. Behavior genetics: Galen's prophecy or Malpighi's legacy? Evan
Balaban; 23. Identity politics and biology Ruth Hubbard; 24. The
agroecosystem: the modern vision in crisis, the alternative evolving John
Vandermeer; 25. Political economy of agricultural genetics Jean-Pierre
Berlan; 26. The butterfly ex machina Richard Levins; 27. Evoking
transmutational dread: military and civilian uses of nuclear and genetic
alchemies Robert Haynes; 28. From natural selection to natural construction
to disciplining unruly complexity: the challenge of integrating ecological
dynamics into evolutionary theory Peter Taylor.
Preface; Introduction; 1. Does culture evolve? Richard Lewontin; Part A.
History of and in Evolutionary Biology: 2. The nature of evolutionary
biology: an interchange among Richard Lewontin, Diane Paul, John Beatty and
Costas Krimbas; 3. Hannah Arendt and Karl Popper: Darwinism, Fatalism and
Totalitarianism John Beatty; 4. The genetics of experimental populations:
L'Heritier and Teisser's population cages Jean Gayon and Michel Veuille; 5.
Did eugenics rest on an elementary mistake? Diane Paul and Hamish Spencer;
6. Can the norm of reaction save the gene concept? Rafi Falk; 7. The
apportionment of human diversity twenty-five years later Maryellen Ruvolo
and Mark Seielstad; 8. The Indian caste system: origin, evolution and
impact on human diversity Rama Singh; Part B. Philosophy of Evolutionary
Biology: 9. Selfish genes or developmental systems? Russel Gray; 10. The
evolutionary definition of selective agency, the validation of the theory
of hierarchical selection, and the fallacy of the selfish gene Stephen J.
Gould; 11. Reductionism in genetics and the human genome project Sahotra
Sarkar; 12. Organism and environment Peter Godfrey-Smith; 13. Levels and
units of selection Lisa Lloyd; 14. In defense of neo-Darwinism: Popper's
'Darwinism as a metaphysical programme' revisited Costas Krimbas; 15. The
two faces of fitness Elliot Sober; 16. Evolvability: adaptation and
modularity Jeffrey C. Schank and Bill Wimsatt; 17. Organism and environment
revisited Robert Brandon; 18. An 'irreducible' component of cognition
Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini; Part C. The Politics of Evolutionary Biology:
19. What causes cancer? A political history of recent debates Robert
Proctor; 20. Battling the undead: how (and how not) to resist genetic
determinism Philip Kitcher; 21. The rise of neurogenetic determinism Steven
Rose; 22. Behavior genetics: Galen's prophecy or Malpighi's legacy? Evan
Balaban; 23. Identity politics and biology Ruth Hubbard; 24. The
agroecosystem: the modern vision in crisis, the alternative evolving John
Vandermeer; 25. Political economy of agricultural genetics Jean-Pierre
Berlan; 26. The butterfly ex machina Richard Levins; 27. Evoking
transmutational dread: military and civilian uses of nuclear and genetic
alchemies Robert Haynes; 28. From natural selection to natural construction
to disciplining unruly complexity: the challenge of integrating ecological
dynamics into evolutionary theory Peter Taylor.
History of and in Evolutionary Biology: 2. The nature of evolutionary
biology: an interchange among Richard Lewontin, Diane Paul, John Beatty and
Costas Krimbas; 3. Hannah Arendt and Karl Popper: Darwinism, Fatalism and
Totalitarianism John Beatty; 4. The genetics of experimental populations:
L'Heritier and Teisser's population cages Jean Gayon and Michel Veuille; 5.
Did eugenics rest on an elementary mistake? Diane Paul and Hamish Spencer;
6. Can the norm of reaction save the gene concept? Rafi Falk; 7. The
apportionment of human diversity twenty-five years later Maryellen Ruvolo
and Mark Seielstad; 8. The Indian caste system: origin, evolution and
impact on human diversity Rama Singh; Part B. Philosophy of Evolutionary
Biology: 9. Selfish genes or developmental systems? Russel Gray; 10. The
evolutionary definition of selective agency, the validation of the theory
of hierarchical selection, and the fallacy of the selfish gene Stephen J.
Gould; 11. Reductionism in genetics and the human genome project Sahotra
Sarkar; 12. Organism and environment Peter Godfrey-Smith; 13. Levels and
units of selection Lisa Lloyd; 14. In defense of neo-Darwinism: Popper's
'Darwinism as a metaphysical programme' revisited Costas Krimbas; 15. The
two faces of fitness Elliot Sober; 16. Evolvability: adaptation and
modularity Jeffrey C. Schank and Bill Wimsatt; 17. Organism and environment
revisited Robert Brandon; 18. An 'irreducible' component of cognition
Massimo Piattelli-Palmarini; Part C. The Politics of Evolutionary Biology:
19. What causes cancer? A political history of recent debates Robert
Proctor; 20. Battling the undead: how (and how not) to resist genetic
determinism Philip Kitcher; 21. The rise of neurogenetic determinism Steven
Rose; 22. Behavior genetics: Galen's prophecy or Malpighi's legacy? Evan
Balaban; 23. Identity politics and biology Ruth Hubbard; 24. The
agroecosystem: the modern vision in crisis, the alternative evolving John
Vandermeer; 25. Political economy of agricultural genetics Jean-Pierre
Berlan; 26. The butterfly ex machina Richard Levins; 27. Evoking
transmutational dread: military and civilian uses of nuclear and genetic
alchemies Robert Haynes; 28. From natural selection to natural construction
to disciplining unruly complexity: the challenge of integrating ecological
dynamics into evolutionary theory Peter Taylor.