Evolution 2.0

1. Introduction
Martin Brinkworth, Friedel Weinert

2. The Embodiment of Mind
Gerald M. Edelman

3. Depression: An Evolutionary Adaptation Organised Around the Third Ventricle
Colin A. Hendrie, Alasdair R. Pickles

4. Does Depression Require an Evolutionary Explanation?
Sarah Ashelford

5. A Darwinian Account of Self and Free Will
Gonzalo Munevar

6. The Problem of ‘Darwinizing’ Culture (or Memes as the New Phlogiston)
Timothy Taylor

7. Evolutionary Epistemology: Its Aspirations and Limits
Anthony O’Hear

8.
Angraecum sesquipedale: Darwin’s Great ‘Gamble’
Steven Bond

9. Darwinian Inferences
Robert Nola, Friedel Weinert

10. Breaking the Bonds of Biology – Natural Selection in Nelson and Winter’s Evolutionary Economics
Eugene Earnshaw-Whyte

11. The Ethical Treatment of Animals: The Moral Significance of Darwin’s Theory
Rob Lawlor

12. Is Human Evolution Over?
Steve Jones

13. Evolutionary Medicine
Michael Ruse

14. The Struggle for Life and the Conditions of Existence: Two Interpretations of Darwinian Evolution
D. M. Walsh

15. Frequency Dependence Arguments for the Co-evolution of Genes and Culture
Graciela Kuechle, Diego Rios

16. Taking Biology Seriously: Neo-Darwinism and Its Many Challenges
Davide Vecchi

17. Implications of Recent Advances in the Understanding of Heritability for Neo-Darwinian Orthodoxy
Martin H. Brinkworth, David Miller, David Iles

Keywords: Philosophy, Philosophy of Biology, Evolutionary Biology, Sociology, general, Biological Psychology