Darwin

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Alland, A. 1985. Human Nature, Darwin's View. New York: Columbia University Press.

Keywords: Darwin • human nature.

Aranda-Anzaldo, A. 1998. On natural selection and Hume's second problem. Evolution and Cognition 4: 156—172.

Keywords: biogenesis • Darwin • evolution • Hume • natural selection • origin of life.

Beer, G. 2000. Darwin's Plots: Evolutionary Narrative in Darwin, George Eliot and Nineteenth-Century Fiction. 2nd ed. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Review by Johann W.N. Tempelhoff.

Keywords: Darwin • Eliot, George • evolutionary narrative • fiction literature.

Bowler, P.J. 1990. Charles Darwin: The Man and His Influence. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Reissued Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996.

Keywords: biography • Darwin.

Burkhardt, R.W., Jr. 1985. Darwin on animal behavior and evolution. In Kohn, The Darwinian Heritage, 327—365.

Keywords: animal behavior • Darwin • history of evolutionary biology.

Carroll, J. 1994. Evolution and Literary Theory. #: University of Missouri Press.

Keywords: Darwin • Derrida • Foucault • human culture • indeterminacy • literary theory • Lorenz • naturalism • Popper • poststructuralism • realism • textualism • Veblen.

Carroll, J. 1998. Literary study and evolutionary theory. A review essay. Human Nature 9(3): #—#.

Keywords: Darwin • human culture • indeterminacy • literary theory • naturalism • poststructuralism • social studies of science • textualism.

Continenza, B. 1983. Darwin psicologo. Il ruolo degli studi sul comportamento nell'opera di Darwin. In AA.VV., Il posto di Darwin nella storia della psicologia, #—#.

Keywords: Darwin • Darwinian psychology • history of ethology.

Crist, E. 1996. Darwin's anthropomorphism: an argument for animal-human continuity. Advances in Human Ecology 5: 33—83.

Keywords: animal-human continuity • anthropomorphism • Darwin • naturalism.

Egerton, F.N. 1973. Changing concepts of the balance of nature. QRB 48: 322—350.

Keywords: balance of nature • Darwin • ecology • function • Lamarck • natural history • theology.

Gayon, J. 1992. Darwin et l'Apres Darwin. Paris: Kimé.

Keywords: Darwin • history of evolutionary theory • Modern Synthesis.

Gayon, J. 1996. The individuality of the species: A darwinian theory? - From Buffon to Ghiselin, and back to Darwin. Biology and Philosophy 11: 215—244.

Keywords: Buffon • classes • classification • concept of species • Darwin • evolution • Ghiselin • individuality • ordering.

Glick, T.F./Kohn, D., eds. 1996. Darwin on Evolution: The Development of the Theory of Natural Selection. Indianapolis/Cambridge: Hackett.

Keywords: Darwin • history of biology • history of the theory of natural selection.

Gould, S.J. 1976. This view of life: Darwin's untimely burial. Natural History 85: 24—30. [cc]

Keywords: Darwin • history of biology • history of evolutionary theory • natural history • naturalism.

Gould, S.J. 1977. Ever Since Darwin: Reflections in Natural History. New York: Norton. [cc]

Keywords: Darwin • history of biology • natural history.

Heyer, P. 1982. Nature, Human Nature, and Society: Marx, Darwin, Biology and the Human Sciences. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.

Keywords: Darwin • human behavior • human faculty • human nature • innateness • Marx • naturalistic explanation • social institutions.

Huxley, T.H. 1897. Collected Essays. Vol. 2: Darwiniana. New York: Appleton. [dtc]

Keyword: Darwin.

Joyce, R. 2000. Darwinian ethics and error. Biology and Philosophy 15: 713—732. [abstract][pdf.]

Keywords: Darwin • error theory • ethics • evolution • evolutionary ethics • Mackie • naturalistic fallacy • Ruse.

Khalil, E.L. 2000. Beyond natural selection and divine intervention: The Lamarckian implication of Adam Smith's invisible hand. Journal of Evolutionary Economics 10: 373—393. [abstract]

Keywords: Adam Smith • bounded rationality • creation vs. evolution • Darwin • invisible hand explanation • Lamarck • sympathy.

Levins, R./Lewontin, R.C. 1985. The Dialectical Biologist. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, Cambridge.

Keywords: adaptation • agricultural research • ANOVA • applied biology • capitalism • Darwin • Descartes • dialectics • ecology • environment • evolution as ideology • genetics • human nature • Lysenkoism • Marxism • mechanism • organism • positivism • reduction • social studies of science • society • Third World.

Lewontin, R.C. 1974. Darwin and Mendel: The materialist revolution. In Neyman, The Heritage of Copernicus, 166—183.

Keywords: Darwin • history of biology • materialism • Mendel.

Mayr, E. 2000. Darwin’s influence on modern thought. Scientific American #(July): 66—71.

Keywords: Darwin • historical narrative • humanities • influence of concepts • kin selection • secular view of life • selfishness • social Darwinism.

Mesoudi, A./Whiten, A./Laland, K.N. 2004. Is human cultural evolution Darwinian? Evidence reviewed from the perspective of The Origin of Species. Evolution 58: 1—11.

Keywords: cultural evolution • Darwin • human culture.

Morris, R. 1991. The Evolutionists: The Struggle for Darwin's Soul. New York: Freeman.

Book description, TOC

Keywords: complexity • Darwin • Darwinian fundamentalism • evidence for evolution • evolutionary psychology • fossil record • gradual evolution.

O'Hear, A. 1997. Beyond Evolution: Human Nature and the Limits of Evolutionary Explanation. Oxford: Clarendon. [Quote]

Keywords: aesthetic judgement • altruism • Aristotle • beauty • Darwin • epistemological pessimism • evolutionary aesthetics • genes • immanence • instinct • mind • morality • nature • Nietzsche • philosophy of science • politics • reason • survival • transcendence.

Oppy, G. 1996. Hume and the argument for biological design. Biology and Philosophy 11: 519—534.

Keywords: argument for design • biological design • chance • cosmological fine-tuning • Darwin • Dawkins • God • Hume • Mackie • Penrose • Sober • theism • world ensemble.

Raby, P. 1997. Bright Paradise: Victorian Scientific Travellers. Princeton: Princeton University Press.

Publisher's description

Keywords: Darwin • Henry Bates • Victorian science • Wallace.

Raby, P. 2001. Alfred Russel Wallace: A Life. Princeton: Princeton University Press/ London: Chatto & Windus.

Publisher's desciption

Keywords: biography • Darwin • Wallace.

Sarkar, S. 1991. Lamarck contre Darwin, reduction versus statistics: Conceptual issues in the controversy over directed mutagenesis in bacteria. In Tauber, Organism and the Origins of Self, 235—271.

Keywords: bacteria • Darwin • directed mutations • Lamarck • reduction • statistics.

Sober, E.R. 1999. Modus Darwin. Biology and Philosophy 14: 253—278. [abstract][pdf.]

Keywords: ancestry • Bayesianism • creationism • Darwin • likelihood • natural selection • phylogeny • probability • Reichenbach.

Stamos, D.N. 1998. Buffon, Darwin, and the non-individuality of species - A reply to Jean Gayon. Biology and Philosophy 13: 443—470. [abstract][pdf.]

Keywords: Buffon • Darwin • evolution • Gayon • individuality • species.

Wilson, B.E. 1996. Changing conceptions of species. Biology and Philosophy 11: 405—420. [abstract]

Keywords: Darwin • evolution • gradualism • Lamarck • natural selection • punctuated equilibria • species • variation.

Wuketits, F.M. 2000. The organism’s place in evolution: Darwin’s views and contemporary organismic theories. In Peters/Weingarten, Organisms, Genes and Evolution, 83—91.

Keywords: Darwin • history of biology • organicism • organisms.