For Pluralism and against Realism about Species
I argue for accepting a pluralist approach to species, while rejecting the realism about species espoused by P. Kitcher and a number of other philosophers of biology. I develop an alternative view of species concepts as divisions of organisms into groups for study which are relative to the systemati...
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| description | I argue for accepting a pluralist approach to species, while rejecting the realism about species espoused by P. Kitcher and a number of other philosophers of biology. I develop an alternative view of species concepts as divisions of organisms into groups for study which are relative to the systematic explanatory interests of biologists at a particular time. I also show how this conception resolves a number of difficult puzzles which plague the application of particular species concepts. |
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| subjects | Biological taxonomies Biology Cognitive space Epistemology. Philosophy of science. Theory of knowledge Genetic hybridization Hybridity Philosophical realism Philosophy Pluralist school Population ecology Speciation Species |
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