No. 14 (2019): No 14 (2019): Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22370/rhv2019iss14

Published: 2019-12-29

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Monographic Section

• Current Perspectives in Philosophy of Biology (full version)

  E. Joaquín Suárez Ruíz, Rodrigo A. Lopez Orellana

  7-426

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• Guest Editor’s Introduction

  E. Joaquín Suárez-Ruíz

  7-8

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• Why did the stegosaurus have plates, or is biology second-rate because it thinks in terms of ends?

  Michael Ruse

  9-25

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• The natural, the secular and the supernatural

  Gustavo Caponi

  27-55

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• The meta-theoretical status of ZFEL

  Ariel Jonathan Roffé, Santiago Ginnobili

  57-73

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• Barcodes and historical essences: a critique of the moderate version of intrinsic biological essentialism

  Julio Torres Meléndez

  75-89

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• Biology and war: a pragmatic perspective

  Anna Estany Profitós

  91-116

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• In the beginning was the hand: Ernst Kapp and the relation between machine and organism

  Maurizio Esposito

  117-138

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• The question of animal technical capacities

  Ana Cuevas Badallo

  139-170

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• Nutritious cell centers and microscopic foams as elementary forms of living beings

  Mauricio de Carvalho Ramos

  171-185

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• Darwinian perspectives on the human mind and behavior: scope, limitations and educational implications

  Leonardo González Galli

  187-222

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• Paris, California and the quest for a theory of cultural change

  Lorenzo Baravalle

  223-240

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• A discussion about the limits of the species concept

  Mariano Martín Villuendas

  241-273

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• The ideal of unification in biology: the case of extended evolutionary synthesis

  Susana Gisela Lamas

  275-286

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• Androcentrism, science and philosophy of science

  Federico Nahuel Bernabé

  287-313

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• An inferential and dynamic approach to modeling and understanding in biology

  Rodrigo Lopez-Orellana, Juan Redmond, David Cortés-García

  315-334

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• Collective individuation and emergence of organismality

  Isaac Hernández, Davide Vecchi

  335-362

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• The synthetic thesis of truth helps mitigate the reproducibility crisis and is an inspiration for predictive ecology

  Luis Marone, Javier Lopez de Casenave, Rafael González del Solar

  363-376

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• On the legitimacy of the meta-philosophical interrogation in philosophy of biology

  E. Joaquín Suárez-Ruíz

  377-393

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• The evolution of biology and the evolutionist biology: species and finality

  Daniel Labrador-Montero

  395-426

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Articles

• Beliefs’ self-knowledge: an objection to the method of transparency

  Javier Vidal

  429-448

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• Weak and Post completeness in the Hilbert school

  Víctor Aranda

  449-466

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