Titlebook: Organism and the Origins of Self; Alfred I. Tauber Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 Charles Darwin.Darwin.Lamarck.

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,Editor’s Comments to Löwy,ganism and the Self that demands interactive investigation and receptivity to various modes of inquiry. Precisely in this refracted vision of the Self is dynamic dialogue demanded. This rationale has served to unite the divergent approaches presented in this anthology under such a constructionist pr

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The Immunological Construction of the Self,rdependent and on their own are usually not viable. All symbioses, for instance between nitrogen fixing bacteria and beans, between mycorrhiza and certain forest trees, between animals and photogenic bacteria, and between some wood beetles and fungi, form “harmonious life units”, as do animals such

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,Editor’s Comments to Root-Bernstein, observations in the diverse areas of tissue transplantation, tolerance, immunodeficiency and immunopathology demanded a more biological orientation. Root-Bernstein offers a lucid up-date of this complex area and suggests a novel theory to coordinate the diverse characteristics of the autoimmune pro

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Self, Nonself and the Paradoxes of Autoimmunity,es of the field that exist [2] or in textbook accounts, especially since I have focused upon the contradictions and paradoxes inherent in our current knowledge, and the gaps in it, rather than upon the myriad facts and inadequate explanations that are the usual fare. But my approach has its inadequa

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,Editor’s Comments to Foster and Sarkar,only to select given genetic fitnesses from an ever changing genomic library. However as a result of recent studies, evidence for a Neo-Lamarckian mechanism for evolutionary change is now being considered; Foster and Sarkar summarize and critically examine this recent research to present the case of

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Sequential Chimeras,oduced nothing like the creature described by Homer, but their chimeras, like his, simultaneously show identifiable features of different origin. I should now like my readers to consider the possibility, and indeed the strong probability, that organisms with identifiable features of different origin

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,Editor’s Comments to Gilbert,-illustrates Waddington’s intellectual debt to Whitehead in this regard. This example offers an excellent case of metaphysical awareness enriching the scientific enterprise, and more saliently, it captures an essential ephemeral component of our understanding of the Self from the vantage of developm