The Growth of Biological Thought: Diversity, Evolution, and Inheritance, Том 10Belknap Press, 1982 - Всего страниц: 974 No one in this century can speak with greater authority on the progress of ideas in biology than Ernst Mayr. And no book has ever established the life sciences so firmly in the mainstream of Western intellectual history as "The Growth of Biological Thought." Ten years in preparation, this is a work of epic proportions, tracing the development of the major problems of biology from the earliest attempts to find order in the diversity of life, to modern research into the mechanisms of gene transmission. |
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... biologists had almost universally rejected vitalism , primarily for two reasons . First , be- cause it virtually leaves the realm of science by falling back on an unknown and presumably unknowable factor , and second , be- cause it ...
... biologists had almost universally rejected vitalism , primarily for two reasons . First , be- cause it virtually leaves the realm of science by falling back on an unknown and presumably unknowable factor , and second , be- cause it ...
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... biologists now study evolutionary problems , and many evo- lutionary biologists deal with molecular problems . There is far more mutual understanding than prevailed even twenty - five years ago . The last twenty - five years have also ...
... biologists now study evolutionary problems , and many evo- lutionary biologists deal with molecular problems . There is far more mutual understanding than prevailed even twenty - five years ago . The last twenty - five years have also ...
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... biologists who were thoroughly familiar with selec- tionism nevertheless used essentialist arguments in their evolu- tionary analyses . This is true , for instance , for two such distin- guished biologists as Waddington and Monod . It ...
... biologists who were thoroughly familiar with selec- tionism nevertheless used essentialist arguments in their evolu- tionary analyses . This is true , for instance , for two such distin- guished biologists as Waddington and Monod . It ...
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How to write history of biology 1 | |
The place of biology in the sciences and | |
The changing intellectual milieu of biology 83 | |
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