Titlebook: Evolution Science and Ethics in the Third Millennium; Challenges and Choic Robert Cliquet,Dragana Avramov Book 2018 Springer International

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Evolution-Based Universal Morality,n. The core of this chapter concerns the identification and justification of evolution-based general ethical goals for the future. Two evolutionary-based prerequisites for the further development and evolution of the human species are distinguished: ecological sustainability and cultural progression

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Evolution-Based Ethical Challenges Related to Individual Variability,lations in general are addressed. For each of those issues the salient aspects regarding their evolutionary background, recent trends in modernity, and ethical reflections about the future are discussed. Regarding age variability, the discussion considers the accelerated biological growth process an

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Evolution-Based Ethical Challenges Related to Group Relations,, worldview, or political conviction; and (4) statehood. The evolutionary background, developments in modernity and ethical reflections for the future are discussed for each of them. Family relations are discussed in the broadest possible meaning, in order to include all variants appearing in modern

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Evolution-Based Ethical Challenges Related to Intergenerational Replacement,e behaviour are addressed. First, the evolutionary and historical background and the causes of the human species’ numerical growth are described. Next, major specific developments in modernity are discussed: the demographic transition, the paradox between the maximisation of inclusive fitness theory