Conceptual Issues in Evolutionary Biology 3/Ed > 생명과학

Table of Contents
1 The propensity interpretation of fitness 3
2 The two faces of fitness 25
3 Excerpts from Adaptation and natural selection 41
4 Levels of selection : an alternative to individualism in biology and the human sciences 63
5 The spandrels of San Marco and the Panglossian paradigm : a critique of the adaptationist programme 79
6 Optimization theory in evolution 99
7 Empathy, polyandry, and the myth of the coy female 131
8 Pre-theoretical assumptions in evolutionary explanations of female sexuality 161
9 Toward mapping the evolved functional organization of mind and brain 175
10 Evolutionary psychology : a critique 197
11 The evolutionary contingency thesis 217
12 Two outbreaks of lawlessness in recent philosophy of biology 249
13 1953 and all that : a tale of two sciences 261
14 Why the antireductionist consensus won\'t survive the case of classical Mendelian genetics 283
15 The multiple realizability argument against reductionism 301
16 Typological versus population thinking 325
17 Evolution, population thinking, and essentialism 329
18 A matter of individuality 363
19 Choosing among alternative \"phylogenetic\" species concepts 387
20 Cases in which parsimony and compatibility methods will be positively misleading 409
21 The logical basis of phylogenetic analysis 423
22 Why there are no human races 455
23 A new perspective on the race debate 477
24 Does culture evolve? 505
25 Models of cultural evolution 535
26 Moral philosophy as applied science 555
27 Four ways of \"biologicizing\" ethics 575