Integrating Scientific Disciplines

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University of Chicago Press (1986)
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The nature of scientific integration.  (pages 3--52)William Bechtel
Intermediary metabolism in the early twentieth century.  (pages 59--76)Frederic L. Holmes
Biochemistry: A cross-disciplinary endeavor that discovered a distinctive domain.  (pages 77--100)William Bechtel
Relations among fields in the evolutionary synthesis.  (pages 113--123)Lindley Darden
The synthesis and the synthetic theory.  (pages 125--135)John Beatty
Editor's Commentary: Dobzhansky's Contribution to the Evolutionary Synthesis.  (pages 137--141)William Bechtel
Can embryologists contribute to an understanding of evolutionary mechanisms?  (pages 149--163)Bruce Wallace
A framework to think about evolving genetic regulatory systems.  (pages 165--184)Stuart A. Kauffman
Developmental Constraints, Generative Entrenchment, and the Innate-Acquired Distinction.  (pages 185--208)William C. Wimsatt
On integrating the study of evolution and of development.  (pages 209--228)Richard M. Burian
The Evolution of Communicative Capacities.  (pages 243--262)E. Sue Savage-Rumbaugh & William D. Hopkins
Language, Thought, and Communication.  (pages 263--283)Robert C. Richardson
Behavior implies cognition.  (pages 297--307)William A. Mason
Intelligence: From genes to genius in the quest for control.  (pages 309--322)Duane M. Rumbaugh & Graham M. Sterritt
Cognitive explanations and cognitive ethology.  (pages 323--336)Rita E. Anderson

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