Evolution (Biology) - Philosophy.

The epistemology of development, evolution, and genetics = selected essays / by: (Language materials, printed)

Evolution and the Levels of Selection by: (Language materials, printed)

At home in the universe : = the search for laws of self-organization and complexity / by: (Language materials, printed)

Why I am not a scientist : = anthropology and modern knowledge / by: (Language materials, printed)

Commonsense Darwinism : = evolution, morality, and the human condition / by: (Language materials, printed)

Science, politics, and evolution by: (Electronic resources)

The evolution of darwinism = selection, adaptation and progress in evolutionary biology / by: (Electronic resources)

Contemporary debates in philosophy of biology by: (Electronic resources)

Evolving Hamlet = seventeenth-century English tragedy and the ethics of natural selection / by: (Electronic resources)

The arc of life = evolution and health across the life course / by: (Electronic resources)

Evolution science and ethics in the third millennium = challenges and choices for humankind / by: (Electronic resources)

Chaos and life : = complexity and order in evolution and thought / by: (Electronic resources)

From stars to brains = milestones in the planetary evolution of life and intelligence / by: (Electronic resources)

Life and evolution = Latin American essays on the history and philosophy of biology / by: (Electronic resources)

Global brain singularity = universal history, future evolution and humanity's dialectical horizon / by: (Electronic resources)

George C. williams and evolutionary literacy by: (Electronic resources)

From evolutionary biology to economics and back = parallels and crossings between economics and evolution / by: (Electronic resources)

Life and mind = new directions in the philosophy of biology and cognitive sciences / by: (Electronic resources)

On the origin of evolution = tracing 'Darwin's dangerous idea' from Aristotle to DNA / by: (Electronic resources)

Conceptual change in biology = scientific and philosophical perspectives on evolution and development / by: (Electronic resources)

Human nature and the limits of Darwinism by: (Electronic resources)

Did Darwin write the Origin backwards? : = philosophical essays on Darwin's theory / by: (Language materials, printed)