Man-Made Futures : Conrad Hal Waddington, Biological Theory, and the Anthropocene

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  • The Human-Nature Relationship in the Anthropocene : A Science-based Philosophical Perspective
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  • Man-Made Futures : Conrad Hal Waddington, Biological Theory, and the Anthropocene
  • Breaking News from Genome-Level Ecology : Not Everything that Is a Darwinian Individual Should Be Scientifically Regarded as Such
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  • Evolutionary Psychology : Death or Transformative Crisis?
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  • The Metaphysical Features of a Proxy : An Evolutionary Entanglement Between Mind and Materiality
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  • New Uses of Old Functions. Forms of Exaptation in the Evolution of Nervous Systems
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  • Aesthetics After Darwin, Dewey, and Dissanayake : a Reassessment
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  • Why Darwin's Prediction Matters
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  • The Anti-Evolutionism Behind SARS-CoV-2 Artificial Origins Theses
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  • Darwinize It Two Times : On the Possibilities of Extending Evolutionary Medicine Through New Developments in Evolutionary Theory
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  DOI: 10.1400/289171

  ISSN: 2282-4863

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