Meunier, Robert (Author)
Nickelsen, Kärin (Author)
The history of twentieth-century life sciences is not exactly a new topic. However, in view of the increasingly rapid development of the life sciences themselves over the past decades, some of the well-established narratives are worth revisiting. Taking stock of where we stand on these issues was the aim of a conference in 2015, entitled “Perspectives for the History of Life Sciences” (Munich, Oct 30–Nov 1, 2015). The papers in this topical collection are based on work presented and discussed at and around this meeting. Just as the conference, the collection aims at exploring fields in the history of life sciences that appear understudied, sources that have been overlooked, and novel ways of engaging with this material. The papers convened in this collection may not be representative of the field as a whole; but we feel that they do indicate some elements that have received emphasis in recent years, and may become more central in the years to come, such as the history of previously neglected contexts and domains of the life sciences, the question of continuity and change on the level of practices, the history of complexity and diversity in twentieth-century life sciences and the reconsideration of the relationship between history and philosophy of life sciences.
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Suárez, Edna;
(2007)
Introduction
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Article
Morange, Michel;
(2001)
On the Relations between History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences and Biology
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Essay Review
Velasco, Joel D.;
(2012)
The Wide Scope of Philosophy of Biology
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Book
Beattie, Andrew;
Ehrlich, Paul R.;
(2001)
Wild Solutions: How Biodiversity is Money in the Bank
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Book
Subramaniam, Banu;
(2014)
Ghost Stories for Darwin. The Science of Variation and the Politics of Diversity
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Book
Angela Saini;
(2019)
Superior: The Return of Race Science
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Thesis
Brigandt, Ingo;
(2006)
A Theory of Conceptual Advance: Explaining Conceptual Change in Evolutionary, Molecular, and Evolutionary Developmental Biology
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Article
Luca Chiapperino;
Francesco Panese;
(2017)
La metafora assoluta della “plasticità” tra i secoli XIX e XX: un’indagine sulle tracce del biosociale in epigenetica
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Article
Stamos, David N.;
(2002)
Species, Languages, and the Horizontal/Vertical Distinction
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Chapter
Ruse, Michael;
(2004)
Adaptive Landscapes and Dynamic Equilibrium: The Spencerian Contribution to Twentieth-Century American Evolutionary Biology
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Article
Joan Steigerwald;
(2016)
Entanglements of instruments and media in investigating organic life
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Article
Luca Chiapperino;
Francesco Panese;
(2021)
On the traces of the biosocial: Historicizing “plasticity” in contemporary epigenetics
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Book
Creath, Richard;
Maienschein, Jane;
(2000)
Biology and epistemology
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Essay Review
Bock, Walter J.;
(2000)
Towards a New Metaphysics: The Need for an Enlarged Philosophy of Science
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Article
José Díez;
Pablo Lorenzano;
(2015)
Are natural selection explanatory models a priori?
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Article
Weber, Bruce H.;
(2007)
Fact, Phenomenon, and Theory in the Darwinian Research Tradition
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Book
Rosenberg, Alexander;
(2010)
Philosophy of Biology: An Anthology
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Essay Review
Bradie, Michael;
(2000)
A Discipline Matures
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Article
Maienschein, Jane;
Wellner, Karen;
(2013)
Competing Views of Embryos for the Twenty-First Century: Textbooks and Society
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Article
Pallitto, Nahuel;
Folguera, Guillermo;
(2012)
Cambios y continuidades: la ecología del comportamiento y su relación con la síntesis biológica extendida
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