Philosophy of Biology

Explore the intricate relationship between biology and philosophy in Philosophy of Biology by Michael Ruse, published by Prometheus Books in 2007. This comprehensive paperback edition spans 473 pages and delves into the fundamental questions surrounding the nature, purpose, and implications of biological research. Ruse examines critical topics such as design without selection, the testing of macroevolutionary claims, pressing biotechnological issues, and significant ecological concerns, including the Gaia hypothesis. This thought-provoking text is essential for anyone interested in the philosophical aspects of life sciences, making it a valuable addition to your library. Discover how philosophical inquiry enriches our understanding of biology and its impact on society.