Searching for Darwinism in Generalized Darwinism
While evolutionary thinking is increasingly becoming popular in fields of investigation outside the biological sciences, it remains unclear how helpful it is there and whether it actually yields good explanations of the phenomena under study. Here we examine the ontology of a recent approach to appl...
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Enthalten in: The British journal for the philosophy of science - Chicago, IL : University of Chicago Press, 1950, 66(2015), 3, Seite 561 |
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