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February 2013

Special issue on Natural Kinds in Philosophy and in the Life Sciences: Scholastic Twilight or New Dawn?

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10 articles in this issue

Natural Kinds in Philosophy and in the Life Sciences: Scholastic Twilight or New Dawn?
Miles MacLeod
Thomas A. C. Reydon
Thematic Issue Article: Natural Kinds: New Dawn? 22 December 2012 Pages: 89 - 99
A Pluralist Approach to Extension: The Role of Materiality in Scientific Practice for the Reference of Natural Kind Terms
Ann-Sophie Barwich
Thematic Issue Article: Natural Kinds: New Dawn? 08 January 2013 Pages: 100 - 108
Limitations of Natural Kind Talk in the Life Sciences: Homology and Other Cases
Miles MacLeod
Thematic Issue Article: Natural Kinds: New Dawn? 03 January 2013 Pages: 109 - 120
The Use of Natural Kinds in Evolutionary Developmental Biology
Jessica Bolker
Thematic Issue Article: Natural Kinds: New Dawn? 22 December 2012 Pages: 121 - 129
Projectibility and Group Concepts in Population Genetics and Genomics
Lisa Gannett
THEMATIC ISSUE ARTICLE: NATURAL KINDS: NEW DAWN? 09 January 2013 Pages: 130 - 143
Psychiatric Disorders qua Natural Kinds: The Case of the “Apathetic Children”
Marion Godman
Thematic Issue Article: Natural Kinds: New Dawn? 22 December 2012 Pages: 144 - 152
Emotion, Perception, and Natural Kinds
Juan José Acero Fernández
José Manuel Palma Muñoz
Thematic Issue Article: Natural Kinds: New Dawn? 22 December 2012 Pages: 153 - 161
Biological Individuals and Natural Kinds
Olivier Rieppel
Thematic Issue Article: Natural Kinds: New Dawn? 18 July 2012 Pages: 162 - 169
Cell Types as Natural Kinds
Matthew H. Slater
Thematic Issue Article: Natural Kinds: New Dawn? 11 January 2013 Pages: 170 - 179
Life as a Homeostatic Property Cluster
Antonio Diéguez
Thematic Issue Article: Natural Kinds: New Dawn? 18 July 2012 Pages: 180 - 186

Volume 7, Issue 2

Natural Kinds in Philosophy and in the Life Sciences: Scholastic Twilight or New Dawn?

A Pluralist Approach to Extension: The Role of Materiality in Scientific Practice for the Reference of Natural Kind Terms

Limitations of Natural Kind Talk in the Life Sciences: Homology and Other Cases

The Use of Natural Kinds in Evolutionary Developmental Biology

Projectibility and Group Concepts in Population Genetics and Genomics

Psychiatric Disorders qua Natural Kinds: The Case of the “Apathetic Children”

Emotion, Perception, and Natural Kinds

Biological Individuals and Natural Kinds

Cell Types as Natural Kinds

Life as a Homeostatic Property Cluster

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