André Ariew
André Ariew
Ph.D. University of Arizona
Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Biology
Functions: New Readings in the Philosophy of Psychology and Biology (co-editor with Robert Cummins and Mark Perlman), Oxford University Press, 2002
“What Fitness Can’t Be” (with Zachary Ernst), Erkenntnis 71:3 (2009), pp. 289-301.
“Selection and Causation” (with Mohan Matthen), Philosophy of Science 76:2 (2009), pp. 201-224.
“Population Thinking,” in Michael Ruse (ed.) Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Biology. Oxford University Press (2008), pp. 64-86.
“How to Understand Causal Relations in Natural Selection: Reply to Rosenberg and Bouchard” (with Mohan Matthen) Biology and Philosophy 20:2-3 (2005), pp. 355-364.
"The Confusions of Fitness" (with Richard Lewontin) British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 55 (2004): 347-363.
"Two Ways Of Thinking About Fitness and Natural Selection" (with Mohan Matthen) Journal of Philosophy 49:2 (2002): 55-83.
"Innateness is Canalization: A Defense of a Developmental Account of Innateness" in Valerie Hardcastle (ed.) Biology Meets Psychology: Conjectures, Connections, Constraints. MIT Press. (1999)
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