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Evolutionism [present appro...
From a contemporary viewpoint, evolutionism appears as a multifaceted realm. On the one hand, a historical analysis reveals a clear diversity of evolutionisms to be considered, where Darwinism is a key conception that was preceded and followed by other evolutionary views. On the other hand, a philosophical-methodological study of those evolutionisms among them, the influential conception developed by Charles Darwin has a richness that exceeds the contents of any standard book. In effect, evolutionism has a strong influence on science above all, in biology with philosophical consequences that are relevant for general philosophy and methodology of science as well as for special domains (philosophy of biology, philosophy of economics, etc.). In addition, evolutionism has an undeniable repercussion in central parts of philosophy, such as theory of knowledge, metaphysics, and ethics
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recurso_electronico Rebiun36171829 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun36171829 cr cn |||a|||| 100702s2009 sp j eng d 978-0-9729892-8-2 doi: 10.4272/978-0-9729892-8-2 ES-LeU spa 575.8 Evolutionism Recurso electrónico] present approaches Wenceslao J. Gonzalez (editor) 1st published Documento en línea Oleiros (La Coruña) Netbiblo [2009] Oleiros (La Coruña) Oleiros (La Coruña) Netbiblo Filosofía y metodología de la ciencia / Netbiblo Índice Bibliogr. en cada cap Texto e imágenes From a contemporary viewpoint, evolutionism appears as a multifaceted realm. On the one hand, a historical analysis reveals a clear diversity of evolutionisms to be considered, where Darwinism is a key conception that was preceded and followed by other evolutionary views. On the other hand, a philosophical-methodological study of those evolutionisms among them, the influential conception developed by Charles Darwin has a richness that exceeds the contents of any standard book. In effect, evolutionism has a strong influence on science above all, in biology with philosophical consequences that are relevant for general philosophy and methodology of science as well as for special domains (philosophy of biology, philosophy of economics, etc.). In addition, evolutionism has an undeniable repercussion in central parts of philosophy, such as theory of knowledge, metaphysics, and ethics Documento en formato pdf Darwin, Charles 1809-1882)- Crítica e interpretación Evolución González, Wencesalo J. ed. lit Netbiblo (Libros electrónicos) Filosofía y metodología de la ciencia (Netbiblo)