Huneman
Challenging the Modern Synthesis
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Challenging the Modern Synthesis
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This volume of original essays surveys recent challenges to the Modern Synthesis theory of evolution that arise from empirical advances in the understanding of evolution since the advent of the 21st century. It presents a spectrum of views by philosophers and biologists on the status and prospects of the Modern Synthesis.
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This volume of original essays surveys recent challenges to the Modern Synthesis theory of evolution that arise from empirical advances in the understanding of evolution since the advent of the 21st century. It presents a spectrum of views by philosophers and biologists on the status and prospects of the Modern Synthesis.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press Inc
- Seitenzahl: 364
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 628g
- ISBN-13: 9780199377176
- ISBN-10: 0199377170
- Artikelnr.: 48024013
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Oxford University Press Inc
- Seitenzahl: 364
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 240mm x 161mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 628g
- ISBN-13: 9780199377176
- ISBN-10: 0199377170
- Artikelnr.: 48024013
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Philippe Huneman is CNRS Research Professor and Professor of Philosophy at LInstitut dHistoire et de Philosophie des Science et des Technique, Université Paris I SorbonneWalsh: Canada Research Chair in Philosophy of Biology in the Department of Philosophy, Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology and the Department of Ecology and evolutionary Biology, University of Toronto Denis M. Walsh received a PhD in Biology at McGill University and a PhD in Philosophy at King's College London. He held the Canada Research Chair in Philosophy of Biology at the University of Toronto until 2015.
* Contributors iv
* Introduction
* Challenging the Modern Synthesis 1
* Denis M. Walsh and Philippe Huneman
* Part 1: Adaptation and Selection
* Chapter 1: Natural Selection, Adaptation, and the Recovery 38
* of Development
* David Depew
* Chapter 2: Why would we call for a new evolutionary synthesis? 74
* The variation issue and the explanatory alternatives
* Philippe Huneman
* Chapter 3: Genetic Assimilation and the Paradox of Blind Variation
129
* Arnaud Pocheville and Ètienne Danchin
* Chapter 4: Evolutionary Theory Evolving 155
* Patrick Bateson
* Part 2: Development
* Chapter 5: Evo-devo and the Structure(s) of Evolutionary Theory: 175
* A Different Kind of Challenge
* Alan C. Love
* Chapter 6: Toward a Non-Idealist Evolutionary Synthesis 207
* Stuart A. Newman
* Chapter 7: Evolvability and its Evolvability 231
* Alessandro Minelli
* Chapter 8: Chance Caught on the Wing: Methodological Commitment 262
* or Methodological Artifact?
* Denis M. Walsh
* Part 3: Inheritance
* Chapter 9: Limited Extended Inheritance 285
* Francesca Merlin
* Chapter 10: Heredity and Evolutionary Theory 302
* Tobias Uller and Heikki Helanterä
* Chapter 11: Serial homology as a Challenge to Evolutionary Theory:
343
* The repeated parts of organisms from idealistic morphology
* to evo-devo
* Stéphane Schmitt
* Introduction
* Challenging the Modern Synthesis 1
* Denis M. Walsh and Philippe Huneman
* Part 1: Adaptation and Selection
* Chapter 1: Natural Selection, Adaptation, and the Recovery 38
* of Development
* David Depew
* Chapter 2: Why would we call for a new evolutionary synthesis? 74
* The variation issue and the explanatory alternatives
* Philippe Huneman
* Chapter 3: Genetic Assimilation and the Paradox of Blind Variation
129
* Arnaud Pocheville and Ètienne Danchin
* Chapter 4: Evolutionary Theory Evolving 155
* Patrick Bateson
* Part 2: Development
* Chapter 5: Evo-devo and the Structure(s) of Evolutionary Theory: 175
* A Different Kind of Challenge
* Alan C. Love
* Chapter 6: Toward a Non-Idealist Evolutionary Synthesis 207
* Stuart A. Newman
* Chapter 7: Evolvability and its Evolvability 231
* Alessandro Minelli
* Chapter 8: Chance Caught on the Wing: Methodological Commitment 262
* or Methodological Artifact?
* Denis M. Walsh
* Part 3: Inheritance
* Chapter 9: Limited Extended Inheritance 285
* Francesca Merlin
* Chapter 10: Heredity and Evolutionary Theory 302
* Tobias Uller and Heikki Helanterä
* Chapter 11: Serial homology as a Challenge to Evolutionary Theory:
343
* The repeated parts of organisms from idealistic morphology
* to evo-devo
* Stéphane Schmitt
* Contributors iv
* Introduction
* Challenging the Modern Synthesis 1
* Denis M. Walsh and Philippe Huneman
* Part 1: Adaptation and Selection
* Chapter 1: Natural Selection, Adaptation, and the Recovery 38
* of Development
* David Depew
* Chapter 2: Why would we call for a new evolutionary synthesis? 74
* The variation issue and the explanatory alternatives
* Philippe Huneman
* Chapter 3: Genetic Assimilation and the Paradox of Blind Variation
129
* Arnaud Pocheville and Ètienne Danchin
* Chapter 4: Evolutionary Theory Evolving 155
* Patrick Bateson
* Part 2: Development
* Chapter 5: Evo-devo and the Structure(s) of Evolutionary Theory: 175
* A Different Kind of Challenge
* Alan C. Love
* Chapter 6: Toward a Non-Idealist Evolutionary Synthesis 207
* Stuart A. Newman
* Chapter 7: Evolvability and its Evolvability 231
* Alessandro Minelli
* Chapter 8: Chance Caught on the Wing: Methodological Commitment 262
* or Methodological Artifact?
* Denis M. Walsh
* Part 3: Inheritance
* Chapter 9: Limited Extended Inheritance 285
* Francesca Merlin
* Chapter 10: Heredity and Evolutionary Theory 302
* Tobias Uller and Heikki Helanterä
* Chapter 11: Serial homology as a Challenge to Evolutionary Theory:
343
* The repeated parts of organisms from idealistic morphology
* to evo-devo
* Stéphane Schmitt
* Introduction
* Challenging the Modern Synthesis 1
* Denis M. Walsh and Philippe Huneman
* Part 1: Adaptation and Selection
* Chapter 1: Natural Selection, Adaptation, and the Recovery 38
* of Development
* David Depew
* Chapter 2: Why would we call for a new evolutionary synthesis? 74
* The variation issue and the explanatory alternatives
* Philippe Huneman
* Chapter 3: Genetic Assimilation and the Paradox of Blind Variation
129
* Arnaud Pocheville and Ètienne Danchin
* Chapter 4: Evolutionary Theory Evolving 155
* Patrick Bateson
* Part 2: Development
* Chapter 5: Evo-devo and the Structure(s) of Evolutionary Theory: 175
* A Different Kind of Challenge
* Alan C. Love
* Chapter 6: Toward a Non-Idealist Evolutionary Synthesis 207
* Stuart A. Newman
* Chapter 7: Evolvability and its Evolvability 231
* Alessandro Minelli
* Chapter 8: Chance Caught on the Wing: Methodological Commitment 262
* or Methodological Artifact?
* Denis M. Walsh
* Part 3: Inheritance
* Chapter 9: Limited Extended Inheritance 285
* Francesca Merlin
* Chapter 10: Heredity and Evolutionary Theory 302
* Tobias Uller and Heikki Helanterä
* Chapter 11: Serial homology as a Challenge to Evolutionary Theory:
343
* The repeated parts of organisms from idealistic morphology
* to evo-devo
* Stéphane Schmitt







