Rescher, N., ed. 1990.
Evolution, Cognition, and Realism: Studies in Evolutionary Epistemology.
Lanham, MD: University Press of America.
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Chapters included in the Theory Lab:
Campbell, D.T. 1990.
Epistemological roles for selection theory.
1—19.
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Giere, R.N. 1990.
Evolutionary models of science.
21—32.
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Keywords:
naturalism •
selectionism.
Bradie, M. 1990.
Should epistemologists take Darwin seriously?
33—38.
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Keyword:
naturalism.
Goldman, A.I. 1990.
Natural selection, justification, and inference to the best explanation.
39—46.
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Keywords:
inference to the best explanation •
justification •
natural selection.
Shrader-Frechette, K. 1990.
Interspecific competition, evolutionary epistemology, and ecology.
47—61.
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Bechtel, W. 1990.
Toward making evolutionary epistemology into a truly naturalized epistemology.
63—77.
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Keyword:
naturalism.
Waters, C.K. 1990.
Confessions of a creationist.
79—89.
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Keywords:
creationism •
creationist epistemology.
Notturno, M.A. 1990.
The evolutionary turn: A role for philosophy?
91—100.
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Ruse, M. 1990.
Does evolutionary epistemology imply realism?
101—110.
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Meyers, R.G. 1990.
Evolution as a ground for realism.
111—118.
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Keyword:
realist evolutionary epistemology.
Stein, E. 1990.
Getting closer to the truth: Realism and the metaphysical and epistemological ramifications of evolutionary epistemology.
119—129.
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