Focusing on the work of William James (1842-1910), this study looks at Darwinian evolution within the context of a person-oriented philosophy. McGranahan argues for James as an innovator of evolutionary concepts and an early proponent of non-reductionist Darwinism.
Focusing on the work of William James (1842-1910), this study looks at Darwinian evolution within the context of a person-oriented philosophy. McGranahan argues for James as an innovator of evolutionary concepts and an early proponent of non-reductionist Darwinism.
Dr Lucas McGranahan is an independent scholar with research interests in American pragmatism, nineteenth-century philosophy and the history and philosophy of science.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: A Pragmatic Image of Darwinism Chapter 1. Individuals in Evolution: James's Darwinian Psychology Chapter 2. Individuals in History: Social Evolution without Social Darwinism Chapter 3. Self-Transformation: Habit, Will and Selection Chapter 4. Character Ideals and Evolutionary Logics in James and Nietzsche Chapter 5. Higher-Order Individuals: Truth and Reality as Organic Systems Conclusion: Divided Selves and Dialectical Selves
Introduction: A Pragmatic Image of Darwinism Chapter 1. Individuals in Evolution: James's Darwinian Psychology Chapter 2. Individuals in History: Social Evolution without Social Darwinism Chapter 3. Self-Transformation: Habit, Will and Selection Chapter 4. Character Ideals and Evolutionary Logics in James and Nietzsche Chapter 5. Higher-Order Individuals: Truth and Reality as Organic Systems Conclusion: Divided Selves and Dialectical Selves
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