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Darwin /
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| Format: | Printed Book |
| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
2007.
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| Series: | Routledge philosophers.
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Table of Contents:
- A philosophical naturalist : introduction
- Dial 'M' for 'metaphysics'
- Darwin and darwinism
- Darwin unfolding
- Life
- Pedigree
- From sport to science
- The Beagle voyage
- London, marriage and the notebooks
- Down ...
- ... And out
- Selection
- Evolution and natural selection
- The argument for natural selection
- Darwin and Lamarck
- Darwin's dangerous idea
- Natural selection and variation
- Selection and creativity
- Selection and population
- Natural selection then and now
- Species
- Human nature, squid nature, apple nature
- The tree of life
- Butchering nature
- Individuals and kinds
- Population thinking and typological thinking
- Species natures
- Evidence
- Science and God
- Inference to the best explanation
- Herschel and Whewell
- Herschel and the Origin
- Darwin, Whewell and Gemmules
- Natural selection and common ancestry
- The natural selection/intelligent design debate
- Evolution with intelligent design
- Darwin and religion
- Mind
- Squandered riches?
- The three principles of emotional expression
- Common ancestry
- The universality of emotional expression
- Culture and the evolutionary approach
- The Santa Barbara school
- A single human nature?
- The adaptive heuristic
- Darwin and Santa Barbara
- Ethics
- Ethics from the side of natural history
- The origins of the moral sense
- Darwin's normative ethics
- Evolutionary normative ethics
- Evolutionary meta-ethics
- Group selection
- Has evolution made us selfish?
- Knowledge
- What is knowledge?
- Empiricism
- Innate knowledge
- Evolutionary epistemology : James and Popper
- Memes
- Cultural evolution without Memes
- Politics
- Darwin and the right
- Degenerating society
- Social darwinism
- Politics and human nature
- Darwin and the equality of the sexes
- Sex differences today
- Darwin and the left
- Philosophy
- Man's place in nature
- Hubris
- Contingency
- Progress
- Darwinian naturalism.