Laws and Theories

Marc Lange

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This chapter contains section titled: Is Biology Like Physics? Laws of Nature: The Standard Picture Why Not Laws of Biology? The Problem of Exceptions Why Not Laws of Biology? The Problem of Accidentalness A Worked Example: The “Area Law” Evolutionary Accidents as Laws of Functional Biology References Further Reading

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1955Fact, Fiction, and Forecast.1983How the Laws of Physics Lie 1958Modern Moral Philosophy 1966Philosophy of Natural Science 1989Laws and Symmetry 1974Special sciences (or: The disunity of science as a working hypothesis)1983What is a Law of Nature?1978A Matter of Individuality

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