Taking Darwin Seriously: A Naturalistic Approach to Philosophy

New York, NY: Prometheus Books (1986)
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Brings together traditional philosophy and modern sociobiology to examine evolutionary biology and its relation to the evolution of knowledge and ethics

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QH360.5.R878 1998

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1573922420   0631135421   9780631135425   0631154787
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