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Die Spaltung des Weltbildes: biologische Grundlagen des Erklärens und Verstehens

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Die biotheoretischen Mängel der Evolutionären ErkenntnistheorieThe biotheoretical shortcomings of the evolutionary epistemology.Wolfgang Friedrich Gutmann & Michael Weingarten - 1990 - Journal for General Philosophy of Science / Zeitschrift für Allgemeine Wissenschaftstheorie 21 (2):309-328.details Summary The concept of evolutionary epistemology has been critically discussed by philosophers who have mainly pointed to unacceptable philosophical tenets (cf. Vittorio HÃ¶sle, this Journal, Vol. 19 (1988), pp. 348â377). However, as most philosophers are extremely reluctant to critically treat the biological theories on which the ideas of evolutionary epistemology are based, the invalid concepts of adaption escaped their critical scrutiny. Therefore the influence of preconceived biological theories on the biological basis of evolutionary epistemology and the distorting consequences on the (...) Download Export citation Bookmark 1 citation
Rupert Riedl’s Path of Cognition.Gerd B. Müller - 2006 - Biological Theory 1 (2):188-190.details Download Export citation Bookmark
“And then a miracle occurs” — weak links in the chain of argument from punctuation to hierarchy.Davida E. Kellogg - 1988 - Biology and Philosophy 3 (1):3-28.details Weak links, in the form of inadequacies in both reasoning and supporting evidence, exist at several critical steps in the derivation of an hierarchical concept of evolution from punctuated equilibria. Punctuation itself is predicated on a distorted reading of phyletic change as phyletic gradualism, and of allopatric speciation as the instantaneous formation of unchanging typological taxa. The concept of punctuation is further confounded by the indescriminate employment of the same term to denote both a causal explanation for evolutionary change and (...) Download Export citation Bookmark
"Beyond frontiers of traditional project management": The concept of "project management second order (PM-2)" as an approach of evolutionary management.Manfred Saynisch - 2005 - World Futures 61 (8):555 – 590.details Fundamental changes in sciences offer new perspectives for the management of complexity. Increased complexity in society, economics, and technology requires a new and suitable organization and management. What are the consequences and results for project management? That is the theme of this article. First of all it will given a short introduction to project management, which will be later called "traditional project management" or "project management 1st order (PM-1)." Then, the challenges by the fundamental changes in sciences and the increased (...) Download Export citation Bookmark
Louis agassiz (1807–1873) and the reality of natural groups.Olivier Rieppel - 1988 - Biology and Philosophy 3 (1):29-47.details The philosophy of pattern cladism has been variously explained by reference to the work of Louis Agassiz. The present study analyzes Agassiz's attempt to combine an empirical approach to the study of nature with an idealistic philosophy. From this emerges the problem of empiricism and of the isomorphy between the order of nature and human thinking. The analysis of the writings of Louis Agassiz serves as the basis for discussion of the reality of natural groups as postulated by pattern cladists. Download Export citation Bookmark 3 citations

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