Titlebook: Concepts and Approaches in Evolutionary Epistemology; Towards an Evolution Franz M. Wuketits Book 1984 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordre

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-2432-7 “if you take it as the embodiment of a hypothesis ... is destined to be the guide of biological and psychological speculation for the next three or four generations.”. Since Darwin, much light . indeed been thrown on the origin of man, his history and his place in nature, and Huxley’s prediction has proved to be true.

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Arnaldo Garcia,Henning Stichtenothsmits to the organism a sort of “knowledge” about certain properties of its surroundings. We can express this as follows: the characteristic of the process of evolution is a permanent increase in . (cf. Riedl, 1977; Kaspar, 1981).

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Geoff C. Smith,Olga M. Tabachnikovabell, 1959; Kaspar, 1980; Lorenz, 1973; Oeser, 1976; Popper, 1972; Riedl, 1980; Vollmer, 1975; and Wuketits, 1981). Thus the claim is attached to EE that this theory is able to circumvent some of the basic short-comings of traditional and analytical philosophy (Riedl, 1980, pp. 175–184).

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Springer Monographs in Mathematicstive propositions, as cognitive structures, but not values or norms”. “Evolutionary epistemology is not an Etho-Logy searching into the evolutionary origins, traits and consequences of ethical, or even aesthetical, norms or values …”.

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The Ethics of Science: Compatible with the Concept of Evolutionary Epistemology?,tive propositions, as cognitive structures, but not values or norms”. “Evolutionary epistemology is not an Etho-Logy searching into the evolutionary origins, traits and consequences of ethical, or even aesthetical, norms or values …”.

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,Evolutionary Epistemology — A Challenge to Science and Philosophy, “if you take it as the embodiment of a hypothesis ... is destined to be the guide of biological and psychological speculation for the next three or four generations.”. Since Darwin, much light . indeed been thrown on the origin of man, his history and his place in nature, and Huxley’s prediction has proved to be true.

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