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on that mechanistic explanations are central to the practice of biologists. So far, most discussions have aimed at defining the mechanism and characterizing mechanistic explanations, rather than assessing the genuine significance of these explanations in the overall explanatory activity of biologist

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May-Britt Kallenrodeics, computer sciences and engineering. In particular, many scientists have called for a transfer of methods, models and concepts from engineering in order to analyze and explain biological systems in all their complexity. In this paper, I examine how such transfer can contribute to systems biology

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May-Britt Kallenrodeway it behaves is in conformity with the paths followed by our reason. That is an assumption human thought has formulated from the dawn of its evolution. Anaxagoras and Hermotimus before him, Aristotle tells us, proclaimed that “reason was present — as in animals, so throughout nature — as the cause

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May-Britt Kallenroderemarkable fact that wherever such explanation is too obviously lacking, wherever the task of equating the antecedent and the consequent appears too arduous, the human intellect has forged a special concept to compensate, or at least to seem to compensate for what we necessarily see as an anomaly in

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May-Britt Kallenrodeway it behaves is in conformity with the paths followed by our reason. That is an assumption human thought has formulated from the dawn of its evolution. Anaxagoras and Hermotimus before him, Aristotle tells us, proclaimed that “reason was present — as in animals, so throughout nature — as the cause

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May-Britt Kallenrodefrom what they were originally intended to denote, it is not without value, when one wants to establish the content of a term, to begin by looking into its etymology. The etymology of the word .. is perfectly clear. The Latin word ., which became . [fold] in French, has the same meaning as its deriv

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May-Britt Kallenrodeion “How do we know?” or, more modestly, “How are our historical hypotheses epistemically justified?” It is important to note that answers to these questions require not only epistemological but also metaphysical, especially ontological, investigations. Due to the failures of speculative metaphysics

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