How biology shapes philosophy : new foundations for naturalism
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How biology shapes philosophy : new foundations for naturalism
Cambridge University Press, 2017
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 302-341) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
How Biology Shapes Philosophy is a seminal contribution to the emerging field of biophilosophy. It brings together work by philosophers who draw on biology to address traditional and not so traditional philosophical questions and concerns. Thirteen essays by leading figures in the field explore the biological dimensions of ethics, metaphysics, epistemology, gender, semantics, rationality, representation, and consciousness, as well as the misappropriation of biology by philosophers, allowing the reader to critically interrogate the relevance of biology for philosophy. Both rigorous and accessible, the essays illuminate philosophy and help us to acquire a deeper understanding of the human condition. This volume will be of interest to philosophers, biologists, social scientists, and other readers with an interest in bringing science and the humanities together.
目次
- 1. Biophilosophy David Livingstone Smith
- 2. Darwin and the overdue demise of essentialism Daniel C. Dennett
- 3. Darwinism as philosophy: can the universal acid be contained? Alexander Rosenberg
- 4. Animal evolution and the origins of experience Peter Godfrey-Smith
- 5. Neurophilosophy Patricia Churchland
- 6. Teleosemantics David Papineau
- 7. The methodological argument for informational teleosemantics Karen Neander
- 8. Nature's purposes and mine Ronald De Sousa
- 9. Biology and the theory of rationality Samir Okasha
- 10. Evolution and ethical life Philip Kitcher
- 11. Human nature Edouard Machery
- 12. A postgenomic perspective on sex and gender John Dupre
- 13. Biophilosophy of race Luc Faucher
- 14. How philosophers 'learn' from biology: reductionist and anti-reductionist 'lessons' Richard N. Boyd.
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