Function talk and the artefact model
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- Studies in History and Philosophy of Biol & Biomed Sci [ 1369-8486 ] ; 2000.
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- Amundson, Analogical value, Analytical method, Answer questions, Artefact, Artefact model, Biological function, Biological practice, Biological research, Biological teleology, Biologist, Biology, Biomedical, Biomedical sciences, Blind watchmaker, Boston studies, Causal role function, Conceptual, Conceptual analysis, Conceptual analyst, Conscious design, Cummins, Davidsonian account, Different analyses, Engineering perspective, Evolutionary biology, Evolutionary forces, Function attributions, Function language, Functional analysis, Functional anatomists, Functional explanation, Heuristic value, Intelligent designer, Interesting questions, Lauder, Legislative analysis, Many biologists, Many philosophers, Metaphor, Metaphor theorist, Metaphorical, Metaphorical meaning, Modern biology, Natural selection, Natural theology, Next section, Organic world, Other words, Physical scientists, Popular works, Rigorous analysis, Ruse, Same name, Same type, Segregation distorter genes, Serious term, Special analysis, Strict analysis, Such language, Such thing, Technical concept, Technical journals, Technical term, Teleological, Teleological language, Teleological terms, Teleological vocabulary, Teleology, Theorist, Ultimate causation, Useful concepts, Vernacular, Vernacular concept, Vernacular meaning.
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- Amundson, Analogical value, Analytical method, Answer questions, Artefact, Artefact model, Biological function, Biological practice, Biological research, Biological teleology, Biologist, Biology, Biomedical, Biomedical sciences, Blind watchmaker, Boston studies, Causal role function, Conceptual, Conceptual analysis, Conceptual analyst, Conscious design, Cummins, Davidsonian account, Different analyses, Engineering perspective, Evolutionary biology, Evolutionary forces, Function attributions, Function language, Functional analysis, Functional anatomists, Functional explanation, Heuristic value, Intelligent designer, Interesting questions, Lauder, Legislative analysis, Many biologists, Many philosophers, Metaphor, Metaphor theorist, Metaphorical, Metaphorical meaning, Modern biology, Natural selection, Natural theology, Next section, Organic world, Other words, Physical scientists, Popular works, Rigorous analysis, Ruse, Same name, Same type, Segregation distorter genes, Serious term, Special analysis, Strict analysis, Such language, Such thing, Technical concept, Technical journals, Technical term, Teleological, Teleological language, Teleological terms, Teleological vocabulary, Teleology, Theorist, Ultimate causation, Useful concepts, Vernacular, Vernacular concept, Vernacular meaning.
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