Where Biology Meets Psychology: Philosophical Essays

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MIT Press (1999)
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This book is perhaps the first to open a dialogue between the two disciplines.

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0262082764   0262581744   9780262581745   9780262082761

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Chapters

Fitness and the Fate of Unicorns.Karen Neander
The conflict of evolutionary psychology.Paul Sheldon Davies
Understanding biological causation.Charbel Niño El-Hani & Antonio Marcos Pereira
Evolutionary psychology: Ultimate explanations and panglossian predictions.  (pages 47--66)Todd A. Grantham & Shaun Nichols
Presence of mind.  (pages 83--99)L. Shapiro
Generativity, entrenchment, evolution, and innateness: philosophy, evolutionary biology, and conceptual foundations of science.  (pages 137--179)William C. Wimsatt
Mental functions as constraints on neurophysiology: Biology and psychology of vision.  (pages 251--71)Gary Hatfield
Ontogeny, phylogeny, and scientific development.  (pages 273--285)S. M. Downes
Supple laws in biology and psychology.  (pages 287--302)M. A. Bedau
The individual in biology and psychology.  (pages 355--374)Robert A. Wilson

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