The Routledge handbook of evolution and philosophy /

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Joyce, Richard, 1966- (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Routledge, [2018]
Series:Routledge handbooks in philosophy.
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Part I. The nature of selection. 1. The nature of selection: an overview / Tim Lewens
  • 2. Multilevel selection and units of selection up and down the biological hierarchy / Elisabeth A. Lloyd
  • 3. Adaptation, multilevel selection, and organismality : a clash of perspectives / Ellen Clarke
  • 4. Fitness maximization / Jonathan Birch
  • 5. Does biology need teleology? / Karen Neander
  • Part II. Evolution and information. 6. Evolution and information: an overview / Ulrich Stegmann
  • 7. The construction of learned information through selection processes / Nir Fresco, Eva Jablonka, and Simona Ginsburg
  • 8. Genetic, epigenetic, and exogenetic information / Karola Stotz and Paul Griffiths
  • 9. Language : from how-possibly to how-probably? / Kim Sterelny
  • 10. Acquiring knowledge on species-specific biorealities : the applied evolutionary epistemological approach / Nathalie Gontier and Michael Bradie
  • Part III. Human nature. 11. Human nature: an overview / Stephen M. Downes
  • 12. The reality of species : real phenomena not theoretical objects / John Wilkins
  • 13. Modern essentialism for species and its animadversions / Joseph LaPorte
  • 14. What is human nature (if it is anything at all?) / Louise Barrett
  • 15. The right to ignore : an epistemic defense of the nature/culture divide / Maria Kronfeldner
  • Part IV. Evolution and mind. 16. Evolution and mind: an overview / Valerie Hardcastle
  • 17. Routes to the convergent evolution of cognition / Edward W. Legg, Ljerka Ostojić, and Nicola S. Clayton
  • 18. Is consciousness an adaptation? / Kari L. Theurer and Thomas W. Polger
  • 19. Plasticity and modularity / Edouard Machery
  • 20. The prospects for teleosemantics : can biological functions fix mental content? / Justine Kingsbury
  • Part V. Evolution and ethics. 21. Evolution and ethics: an overview / Catherine Wilson
  • 22. The evolution of moral intuitions and their feeling of rightness / Christine Clavien and Chloë FitzGerald
  • 23. Are we losing it? : Darwin's moral sense and the importance of early experience / Darcia Narvaez
  • 24. The evolution of morality and the prospects for moral realism / Ben Fraser
  • 25. Moral cheesecake, evolved psychology, and the debunking impulse / Daniel R. Kelly
  • Part VI. Evolution, aesthetics, and art. 26. Evolution, aesthetics, and art: an overview / Stephen Davies
  • 27. Music and human evolution : philosophical aspects / Anton Killin
  • 28. Emotional responses to fiction : an evolutionary perspective / Helen De Cruz and Johan De Smedt
  • 29. Evolution and literature : theory and example / Brian Boyd
  • 30. Play and evolution / Patrick Bateson.