Titlebook: Evolutionary Epistemology; A Multiparadigm Prog Werner Callebaut,Rik Pinxten Book 1987 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 198

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What Evolutionary Epistemology is Notsame”, claims Karl Popper, another representative of EE. Judging from those and many similar remarks, Lorenz and Popper seem to talk about the same thing. In fact, they have taken many opportunities to stress the . of their views on the evolution of knowledge (e.g. Popper & Lorenz, 1985; Lorenz & Kreuzer, 1981).

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Interspecific Hybridization in the Genus ,,So often have I reviewed the 150 year old heresy now called “evolutionary epistemology” that the harried and hurried reader needs to be told whether this essay is just another redundant update, or whether I, at least, feel that it says something new.

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Selection Theory and the Sociology of Scientific ValiditySo often have I reviewed the 150 year old heresy now called “evolutionary epistemology” that the harried and hurried reader needs to be told whether this essay is just another redundant update, or whether I, at least, feel that it says something new.

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John A. Birdsell,Christopher Wills least two semi-independent enterprises. In this volume, Campbell distinguishes ‘biological evolutionary epistemology’ from ‘evolutionary theories of science’, Vollmer contrasts Lorenzian with Popperian EE, and, in a forthcoming contribution, Bradie (1985) differentiates the EE of scientific theorie

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Species Selection As a Causal Process,at we have two warring cultures, rationalists and antirationalists, in philosophy of science. Why is the rationality of science considered so important? The crux is that rationality is held to be the vehicle of progress in science. It is through the rational application of scientific method that we