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

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Appendix The Logical Basis of Evolutionary Epistemology,bell, 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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Arnaldo Garcia,Henning Stichtenoth on the empirical recognitions of biology. The basic constructive method of proceeding consists in finding out how the evolution of structures and functions could occur with an increase in information content. The problem is not the storage and conversion of information but rather how evolution tran

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Radiation Balance and Equilibrium Modelstists such as Konrad Lorenz (biologist), Donald Campbell (psychologist) and Abner Shimony (physicist), adopted by philosophers such as Karl Popper, and worked out by the present author [1], by Rupert Riedl (this volume) and others.

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Springer Monographs in Mathematicsmises about what is, was, or will be. In Simon’s (1971) words: “The theory of evolution does not tell us what is good or bad, in any ethical sense; the evolutionary process itself is non-ethical”. Does this verdict apply to evolutionary epistemology as well? Apparently it does. Even a protagonist of

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Elke Pilat-Lohinger,Rudolf Dvorakms. Especially F. Wuketits. in . demanded for biological and evolutionary systems a new model of causation. This model should explain functional and mutual causation in biological systems, where even circular and cybernetical causation very often occur. Such a model of “evolutionary causation” is bu