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The understanding of nature : essays in the philosophy of biology / Marjorie Grene
(Boston studies in the philosophy of science ; v. 23)
(Synthese library ; v. 66)

Publisher Dordrecht ; Boston : Reidel Pub. Co.
Year c1974
Codes ID=2000318079 NCID=BA07757690

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Language English
Size xii, 374 p. : ill. ; 23 cm
Contents Causes
Three aspects of perception
Biology and the problem of levels of reality
Reducibility
Aristotle and modern biology
Is genus to species as matter to form?
Two evolutionary theories
Statistics and selection
Biology and teleology
Bohm's metaphysics and biology
Darwin and philosophy
The ethical animal : a review
Explanation and evolution
On the nature of natural necessity
On some distinctions between men and brutes
The characters of living things. I: the biological philosophy of Adolf Portmann
The characters of living things. II: The phenomenology of Erwin Straus
The characters of living things. III: Helmuth Plessner's theory of organic models [sic]
People and other animals
Notes Includes bibliographical references and index
Authors *Grene, Marjorie Glicksman, 1910-
Subjects LCSH:Biology -- Philosophy -- Addresses, essays, lectures  All Subject Search
Classification LCC:Q174
LCC:QH331
DC:501 s
DC:574/.01
Vol : cloth ; ISBN:9027704627
: pbk ; ISBN:9027704635

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North Library (Closed Stack, 1st-3rd, Books) : pbk 501/G865 7020110960
9027704627 1974
Philosophy of Science, Graduate School of Science : cloth 108/S78 2021016368
9027704627 1974

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