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The ontological status of species: scientific progress and philosophical terminology

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00057959
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Philosophy of Science for Biologists
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Preface
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Why Should Biologists Care about the Philosophy of Science?
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What Constitutes an Explanation in Biology?
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What Is Biological Knowledge?
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What Is the Nature of Theories and Models in Biology?
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How Are Biology Concepts Used and Transformed?
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Why Does It Matter That Many Biology Concepts Are Metaphors?
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How Do Concepts Contribute to Scientific Advancement?
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How Can Conceptual Analysis Contribute to Scientific Practice?
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What Methods Do Life Scientists Use?
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Is It Possible to Scientifically Reconstruct the History of Life on Earth?
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What Is the Basis of Biological Classification?
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What Is the Nature of Scientific Controversies in the Biological Sciences?
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What Is the Relation between Facts and Values in Biological Science?
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A Philosopher in the Age of Creationism
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How Can We Teach Philosophy of Science to Biologists?
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Further Reading
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Index
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The Quest for a Universal Theory of Life: Searching for Life as We Don't Know It
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Introduction
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The Enduring Legacy of Aristotle: The Battle over Life as Self-Organization or (Genetic-Based) Reproduction
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Why Life Cannot Be Defined
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What Is a Scientific Theory?
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How Scientific Theories Develop
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Challenges for a Universal Theory of Life
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Rethinking the Traditional Paradigm for Life: Lessons from the World of Microbes
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Artificial Life: Could ALife Solve theN = 1N=1 Problem?
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Searching for Extraterrestrial Life Without a Definition or Universal Theory of Life
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A Shadow Biosphere: Alien Microbes on Earth?
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Conclusion
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References
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Index
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Natural Kinds and Conceptual Change
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Preface
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Introduction
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What Is a Natural Kind, and Do Biological Taxa Qualify?
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Natural Kinds, Rigidity, and Essence
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Biological Kind Term Reference and the Discovery of Essence
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Chemical Kind Term Reference and the Discovery of Essence
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Linguistic Change and Incommensurability
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Meaning Change, Theory Change, and Analyticity
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Notes
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References
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Eliminative Pluralism
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Introduction: Lessons from the Scientific Butchery
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