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Social Science and the Future Law School Curriculum [PDF]
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Teleonomy in living systems: an overview
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 2023Abstract An introduction, overview and discussion are provided for this special issue of the Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, entitled ‘Teleonomy in Living Systems’. The introduction offers a brief account of the origin of Colin Pittendrigh’s notion of teleonomy, in many ways comparable to Dobzhansky’s later proposal of ...
Richard I Vane-Wright, Peter A Corning
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History of Philosophy and Logical Analysis, 2011
The distinction between teleology and teleonomy that biologists sometimes refer to seems to be helpful in certain contexts, but it is used in several different ways and has rarely been clearly drawn. This paper discusses three prominent uses of the term “teleonomy” and traces its history back to what seems to be its first use.
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The distinction between teleology and teleonomy that biologists sometimes refer to seems to be helpful in certain contexts, but it is used in several different ways and has rarely been clearly drawn. This paper discusses three prominent uses of the term “teleonomy” and traces its history back to what seems to be its first use.
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Towards a methodology of teleonomy
Experientia, 1973Das einzige fur die Biologie kennzeichnende Problem der Anpassung von Organismen an ihre Umwelt hat nicht die Bearbeitung erfahren, die es verdient hatte. Als einer der Hauptgrunde fur diese Lage wird das Fehlen einer formalisierten Methodenlehre fur die naturwissenschaftliche Erforschung von Anpassungen, die Teleonomie, angesehen.
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1980
Teleology and teleonomy are notions employed in discourse, descriptive and explanatory, about living systems, and although it is claimed that they do not necessarily enter as causal elements in their functioning, it is asserted that they are essential definitory features of their organization.
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Teleology and teleonomy are notions employed in discourse, descriptive and explanatory, about living systems, and although it is claimed that they do not necessarily enter as causal elements in their functioning, it is asserted that they are essential definitory features of their organization.
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B. Biological Sciences, 1977
Scientific investigation of the behaviour of animals in relation to environmental goals, and of the performance of the stabilizing systems which regulate the internal environment of their cells, was for many years frustrated by a kind of vitalism which effectively excluded such investigation from the proper province of natural science.
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Scientific investigation of the behaviour of animals in relation to environmental goals, and of the performance of the stabilizing systems which regulate the internal environment of their cells, was for many years frustrated by a kind of vitalism which effectively excluded such investigation from the proper province of natural science.
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On the Chemical Nature and Origin of Teleonomy
Origins of Life and Evolution of Biospheres, 2005The physico-chemical characterization of a teleonomic event and the nature of the physico-chemical process by which teleonomic systems could emerge from non-teleonomic systems are addressed in this paper. It is proposed that teleonomic events are those whose primary directive is discerned to be non-thermodynamic, while regular (non-teleonomic) events ...
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An updated perspective on teleonomy
Behavioral and Brain SciencesAbstract The analysis of proxy failure given by John et al. provides a good starting point for interdisciplinary discussions. Here, the discussion of teleonomy is extended and updated to include more recent discourse on the topic.
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Teleonomie und Teleologie in der Phylogenese
Anatomia, Histologia, Embryologia, 1985AbstractIf one connects teleonomy and teleology with growth, then self‐sustaining growth is teleonomie and maturing growth is teleologie. Teleonomie growth happens throughout the lifetime as a direct consequence of active metabolism. Teleologie growth ends with propagation maturity which would not happen without metabolism, but is an indirect activity ...
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