A contribution to the classification of adaptive relationships/. Standard Formulation of Adaptive Relationship and its Shortcomings The belief that the relationships in biological and social worlds are of a peculiar non-causal character appears as a trademark of advanced methodological reflection on biological and social sciences. As usual, its [Book Review]

In Leszek Nowak (ed.), Dimensions of the historical process. Amsterdam: Rodopi. pp. 129 (1989)
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