Warning:
JavaScript is turned OFF. None of the links on this page will work until it is reactivated.
If you need help turning JavaScript On, click here.
Questa Mappa Concettuale ha informazioni correlate a: biological individuality (jack wilson) ch. 1, species essence criticized by Hull, Mayr, Dupré, biology as a historical science, it's essential to a magnolia that it continues to be a plant and not burn to ashes or if a well-dressed man changes his clothes he continues to exist, normal circumstances, folk uses, conventional examples generate theories of individuation, set of characteristics are composed of heterogeneous causally related parts, spatio-temporal continuum is not sufficient condition, set of characteristics is not the same/implicit, organic organization, genetics, development, selection i.e. organism and below, condition ab AB it's not sufficient either(?), some extent ex. it's essential to a magnolia that it continues to be a plant and not burn to ashes, one common life, "a life" can be easily determined, extended beyond folksy examples such as living things, (1.5) this book is both philosophy of biology, necessary otherwise some version of nominalism, colonies, clones, dev. phases raise question, philosophers such as (1.2) Locke, happen to be united in an organized (coherent) living body, substantial sortals see Locke, set of characteristics are genetic homogeneity, inadequate if extended beyond folksy examples