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Hajnal Andréka,Miklós Ferenczi,István Németipecific trade-off with a single currency and a single discounting rate. Based on recent models I show that the plurality of trade-offs leaves room for stochasticity and for constraints, which limits the explanatory role of economic concepts such as trade-offs, investment, and resources, with respect to the evolutionary biology of death.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-35025-2n play a crucial role in explaining the evolution of lifespans and aging. Finally I consider how organisms as societies of cells can be better understood by acknowledging the role of cell deaths within the cohesion of an organism.

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Book 2023ions they make, and the way that they open specific new research avenues. The book is divided into two sections: the first considers physiology and the second evolutionary biology. In the first part, Huneman reconstructs a conceptual genealogy of experimental physiology based on an in-depth analysis

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Life and Death in Experimental Physiology After Bichats first follower, François Magendie and then Magendie’s famous assistant Claude Bernard. I show how Bichat’s innovations regarding the structure of biological knowledge and the centrality of death are also found in these physiologists achievements, even though they reject Bichat’s vitalism.

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A Providentialist Metaphysics and the Traditional Economics of Death: Mortality and Individuality notion of debt. Then I find again this same providentialism when looking at biology (including Darwin) and late nineteenth-century biochemistry, and I show that it’s part of an economic scheme of thought. I indicate how the antagonism between individual and universal (species) is central for philos