Isbn: 9780631154785 - taking darwin seriously: naturalistic approach to philosophy (12 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. In this controversial and stimulating book, Michael Ruse explores the ways in which biological theory, expounded in Charles Darwin's great work, `On the Origin of Species', can most fruitfully inform philosophical understanding. Continuing the debate on evolution in general, and Darwinism in particular, the author demonstrates the ways in which accepting our `animal' nature influences our perception of the external world and our moral dealings with other people. `This, I venture to say, is the best book written to date on the philosophy of evolutionary biology. In a distinctively clear, incisive style, Ruse brings natural selection to the front of general philosophy and makes it henceforth unavoidable as part of analysis. Similarly, he shows why philosophy is an essential subject for the future of biology.' `Edward O. Wilson' `Both evolutionary biologists and philosophers will find much in it to ponder with profit.' `Nature' This book is now published in paperback for the first time. Student and professional philosophers, biologists. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.…

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Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. Pbk, 303 p. Previous owner's name on half t.p., edges tanned o/w a clean unmarked copy in very good condition. Contents : The biological background -- The fact of evolution -- The path of evolution -- The theory of evolution: natural selection -- The theory of evolution: modern genetics -- Good science? -- Evolutionary epistemology -- Evolution as analogy -- Herbert Spenser and the law of progress -- Stephen Toulmin's Darwinian model -- The analogy considered: the fact of evolution -- The analogy considered: the path of evolution -- The analogy considered: the cause of evolution -- Donald Campbell's Darwinian variations -- Karl Popper and the revision of Darwinism -- Evolutionary ethics -- Moral issues -- Evolution and ethics -- Herbert Spencer and the moral value of progress -- Spencerian problems -- William Graham Sumner and Social Darwinism -- Thomas Henry Huxley and his stand against nature -- Hume's law and the naturalistic fallacy -- Is the natural innately good? -- Edward O. Wilson and the foundations of morality -- The evolution of the moral sense -- Human evolution -- The fact of human evolution -- The path human evolution -- The cause of human evolution -- The problem of culture -- The biology of language -- Ape language -- Is culture independent of biology? -- Epigenetic rules -- Darwinian epistemology -- The nature of science -- Scientific reasoning -- The case for a biological backing -- The case for (continued) -- The case against -- The rivals to science -- Philosophical precursor: Kant? -- Philosophical precurser: Hume? -- Common-sense realism -- Metaphysical scepticism -- Konrad Lorenz and the biological a priori -- The ultimate foundations -- Darwinian ethics -- Substantive ethics -- Meta-ethics -- The evolution of morality -- The empirical evidence: social animals -- The empirical evidence: chimpanzees -- The empirical evidence: humans -- Substantive ethics reconsidered: utilitarianism -- My family and other animals -- To give and not to count the cost -- Substantive ethics reconsidered: Kantianism -- Moral disagreements -- Darwinian meta-ethics -- Objectifying morality -- Stepping around Hume's law -- Freedom of choice -- Possible precursor: Kant? -- Possible precursor: Hume? [Darwin, Charles 1809-1882 - Evolution (Biology) Philosophy] t186 / m15830.…

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