Volume 22, Issue 2, February 2013
Thematic Issue: Philosophical Considerations in the Teaching of Biology, Part II - Evolution, Development and Genetics
ISSN: 0926-7220 (Print) 1573-1901 (Online)
In this issue (18 articles)
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Darwin’s Arguments in Favour of Natural Selection and Against Special Creationism
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Teaching About Adaptation: Why Evolutionary History Matters
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Biological Essentialism and the Tidal Change of Natural Kinds
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Competing Views of Embryos for the Twenty-First Century: Textbooks and Society
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Interdisciplinary Lessons for the Teaching of Biology from the Practice of Evo-Devo
Pages 255-278 -
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Regulatory Evolution and Theoretical Arguments in Evolutionary Biology
Pages 279-292 -
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Mendel and the Path to Genetics: Portraying Science as a Social Process
Pages 293-324 -
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On Gene Concepts and Teaching Genetics: Episodes from Classical Genetics
Pages 325-344 -
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How to Understand the Gene in the Twenty-First Century?
Pages 345-374 -
Acknowledgments
Philosophical Considerations in the Teaching of Biology: Acknowledgement of Reviewers
Pages 375-376 -
Book Review
Michael Ruse (ed): The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Biology
Pages 377-379 -
Book Review
Richard A. Richards: The Species Problem: A Philosophical Analysis
Pages 381-389 -
Book Review
Alister E. McGrath: Darwinism and the Divine: Evolutionary Thought and Natural Theology
Pages 399-404 -
Book Review
Sandra Mitchell: Unsimple Truths. Science, Complexity, and Policy
Pages 411-418
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