A useful inheritance: evolutionary aspects of the theory of knowledge

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Philosophy and History of Science Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics Evolution and Science Education

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Chapter 1 Cognitive Evolution and Its Modes Chapter 2 Thesis Darwinism: A False Start in Evolutionary Epistemology Chapter 3 The Cultural Evolution of Communal Practices in Inquiry Chapter 4 The Intelligibility of Nature Chapter 5 Our Science as O-U-R Science Chapter 6 Evolution as an Allocation Mechanism Chapter 7 Does A Darwinian Account of the Origin of Mind Preclude Intentionality and Purpose?

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