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The OrganismEnvironment Pairing: A Historical And Philosophical Reappraisal (Vienna Series In Theoretical Biology)
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A Historical And Philosophical Exploration Of The OrganismEnvironment Relationship And Its Role In Shaping Biological Thought.In This First Systematic BookLength Examination Of The OrganismEnvironment Relationship In The Life Sciences, Alejandro FbregasTejeda Addresses A Crucial Gap In Our Understanding Of A Foundational Building Block Of Modern Biology. Taking An Integrated History And Philosophy Of Science (&Hps) Approach, He Asks Questions Such As: Are Organisms And Environments Symmetrically Related, Or Do Fundamental Asymmetries Underlie This Relationship? Can We Draw Clear Boundaries Between Organism And Environment, Or Are They Inseparable? What Precisely Constitutes An Organismal Environment? These Issues Have Gained Urgency In Light Of Postgenomic Research Revealing Complex Environmental Influences On Development And OrganismEnvironment Interactions.FbregasTejeda Examines Early TwentiethCentury Theoretical Biology And Contemporary Debates Across Evolutionary Biology, Ecology, Developmental Biology, And Philosophy Of Biology. Contrasting The Two Periods, He Illuminates The Epistemic And Ontological Nature Of The OrganismEnvironment Relationship And Its Explanatory And Heuristic Roles In Biology. The OrganismEnvironment Pairing Shows How New Insights From Evolutionary Developmental Biology, Ecology, Niche Construction Theory, And Phenotypic Plasticity Research Have Further Complicated Our Understanding Of This Relationship.
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