Sociobiology and Bioeconomics
The Theory of Evolution in Biological and Economic Theory
Sociobiology and Bioeconomics
The Theory of Evolution in Biological and Economic Theory
Sociobiology, Theory of Evolution, and Bioeconomics Introduction.- I Neo-Darwinian Synthesis, Sociobiology, and the Economy of Nature.- 1 Darwinian Monism: The Economy of Nature.- 2 Coercion.- 3 Does the Second Law of Thermodynamics Refute the Neo-Darwinian Synthesis?.- II Natural Selection and Developmental Systems: Redrawing the Boundaries Between Genetic and Non-Genetic Factors of Evolution.- 4 Evolutionary and Developmental Formation: Politics of the Boundary.- 5 The Gene Is Dead - Long Live the Gene! Conceptualizing Genes the Constructionist Way.- III Redrawing the Boundaries Between the Narratives of Evolutionary Biology and the Narratives of Hermeneutics, Mythology, and Philosophy.- 6 The Role of Hermeneutics in Biology.- 7 Science and Mythology: a New "metaxu"?.- 8 What Is the Impact of a Philosophically Based Criticism of Socio-Biology on the Sientific Community?.- IV Synergetics, Symbiosis and Cooperation in Sociology and Biology.- 9 Synergetics in Sociology and Biology.- 10 Symbiosis, Mutualism and Cooperation in Biological Evolution.- V Evolutionary Biology and Economic Theory.- 11 Are Economic Systems Like Organisms?.- 12 Darwinism and Economic Theory.- 13 Evolutionary Economics and Evolutionary Biology.- Conclusion.- 14 The Theory of Evolution as Sociobiology and Bioeconomics A Critique of Its Claim to Totality.- List of Authors.- Index of Names.
1 Darwinian Monism: The Economy of Nature
2 Coercion
3 Does the Second Law of Thermodynamics Refute the Neo-Darwinian Synthesis?
II Natural Selection and Developmental Systems: Redrawing the Boundaries Between Genetic and Non-Genetic Factors of Evolution
4 Evolutionary and Developmental Formation: Politics of the Boundary
5 The Gene Is Dead - Long Live the Gene! Conceptualizing Genes the Constructionist Way
III Redrawing the Boundaries Between the Narratives of Evolutionary Biology and the Narratives of Hermeneutics, Mythology, and Philosophy
6 The Role of Hermeneutics in Biology
7 Science and Mythology: a New "metaxu"?
8 What Is the Impact of a Philosophically Based Criticism of Socio-Biology on the Sientific Community?
IV Synergetics, Symbiosis and Cooperation in Sociology and Biology
9 Synergetics in Sociology and Biology
10 Symbiosis, Mutualism and Cooperation in Biological Evolution
V Evolutionary Biology and Economic Theory
11 Are Economic Systems Like Organisms?
12 Darwinism and Economic Theory
13 Evolutionary Economics and Evolutionary Biology
Conclusion
14 The Theory of Evolution as Sociobiology and Bioeconomics A Critique of Its Claim to Totality
List of Authors
Index of Names.
Sociobiology, Theory of Evolution, and Bioeconomics Introduction
I Neo-Darwinian Synthesis, Sociobiology, and the Economy of Nature1 Darwinian Monism: The Economy of Nature
2 Coercion
3 Does the Second Law of Thermodynamics Refute the Neo-Darwinian Synthesis?
II Natural Selection and Developmental Systems: Redrawing the Boundaries Between Genetic and Non-Genetic Factors of Evolution
4 Evolutionary and Developmental Formation: Politics of the Boundary
5 The Gene Is Dead - Long Live the Gene! Conceptualizing Genes the Constructionist Way
III Redrawing the Boundaries Between the Narratives of Evolutionary Biology and the Narratives of Hermeneutics, Mythology, and Philosophy
6 The Role of Hermeneutics in Biology
7 Science and Mythology: a New "metaxu"?
8 What Is the Impact of a Philosophically Based Criticism of Socio-Biology on the Sientific Community?
IV Synergetics, Symbiosis and Cooperation in Sociology and Biology
9 Synergetics in Sociology and Biology
10 Symbiosis, Mutualism and Cooperation in Biological Evolution
V Evolutionary Biology and Economic Theory
11 Are Economic Systems Like Organisms?
12 Darwinism and Economic Theory
13 Evolutionary Economics and Evolutionary Biology
Conclusion
14 The Theory of Evolution as Sociobiology and Bioeconomics A Critique of Its Claim to Totality
List of Authors
Index of Names.
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Koslowski, Peter
| ISBN | 978-3-540-65380-6 |
|---|---|
| Artikelnummer | 9783540653806 |
| Medientyp | Buch |
| Copyrightjahr | 1999 |
| Verlag | Springer, Berlin |
| Umfang | X, 341 Seiten |