Mind in Nature

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Can Evolution Be Accounted for Solely in Terms of Mechanical Causation?L. Charles Birch
Part two: Mind and order.David Bohm
Temporal Order and Spatial Order: Their Differences and Relations.Milic Capek
Concluding editorial comments.John B. Cobb Jr
Some Whiteheadian comments on the discussion.John B. Cobb & William H. Thorpe
Physics and psychics: The place of mind in nature.Charles Hartshorne
Response to Koestler's paper.Charles Hartshorne
Response to Rensch's paper.Charles Hartshorne
Free will in a hierarchic context.Arthur Koestler, Charles Hartshorne & Bernhard Rensch
Part four: Mind and organism.Ivor Leclerc
" He doesn't know what he's talking about!" Isn't this what we all feel like blurting out occasionally? Especially when we find someone else's language failing to express what we know! Still, in our better moments we refrain from such outbursts, because in our depths we know that, in the part of our lives concerned with language, hardly anything is more difficult than being sure what we mean.Richard H. Overman
Emergence in evolution (response to Birch and dobzhansky).Ann Plamondon
Whitehead and the philosophy of science.Ann Plamondon
Argument for panpsychist identism.Bernhard Rensch
Part three: The primacy of mind.Bernhard Rensch
Response to Koestler's paper.Bernhard Rensch
Response to Plamondon's paper.Bernhard Rensch
Response to Thorpe's paper.Bernhard Rensch
Mind in nature: Essays on the interface of science and philosophy part one: The evolution of mind.W. H. Thorpe
Response to Cobb's comments.W. H. Thorpe
The Frontiers of Biology.W. H. Thorpe
which future animal behavior must be adapted. This also alters, as Waddington shows, the evolutionary selection of phenotypes and, indirectly, the genetic factors that prove most adaptive. Hence, the many purposes of individual events, if not some encompassing purpose, do constitute a factor in evolutionary development. RESPONSE TO COBB'S COMMENTS. [REVIEW]W. H. Thorpe
The process theory of evolution and notes on the evolution of mind.C. H. Waddington
Implications of Physical Science.Sewall Wright
Panpsychism and science.Sewall Wright
Reductionism and its Counter-Strategies.Francis J. Zucker
Three counter-strategies to reductionism in science.Francis J. Zucker

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