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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73656-8nary biology about the adequacy of what is sometimes termed standard evolutionary theory. These comments serve to introduce the aims of the book and we then summarize the chapters to follow, relating them to the opening themes.

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Introduction,nary biology about the adequacy of what is sometimes termed standard evolutionary theory. These comments serve to introduce the aims of the book and we then summarize the chapters to follow, relating them to the opening themes.

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Ethics and International Affairslike people—are novel sources of purpose in nature, generating apparently designed outcomes that are not directed at reproductive success. But it might also be interpreted as the uncontroversial claim that organisms—like many other things—sometimes act in a way that accelerates adaptation or makes s

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230520455burden” rests? We are more likely to find common ground if we understand each other’s meaning, but winning arguments is more attractive than seeking consensus. Charity of interpretation frequently succumbs to scoring of points. Life is cyclic but we tell linear stories. The linear form predisposes t

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David M. Vukadinovich,Susan L. Krinskyal organism-environment relations (in contrast to, e.g., gene-environment interactions), and (3) understand the role of agency in evolution. Through this analysis, we show that the EES advances a revival of older explanatory roles granted to the organism in evolutionary research, which became margin