The thought of Daniele Rosa (1857 – 1944), one of the first evolutionists who criticized Darwinism, is revisited, mainly on the ground of the new edition of “Hologenesis” edited by the philosopher of science Antonello La Vergata (2001). A comparison of Rosa’s main tenets with the ideas of W. Hennig, but also with H. E. H. Paterson’s concepts of species and speciation, is provided.
Titolo: | Rosa’s “Hologenesis” revisited |
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Data di pubblicazione: | 2004 |
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Abstract: | The thought of Daniele Rosa (1857 – 1944), one of the first evolutionists who criticized Darwinism, is revisited, mainly on the ground of the new edition of “Hologenesis” edited by the philosopher of science Antonello La Vergata (2001). A comparison of Rosa’s main tenets with the ideas of W. Hennig, but also with H. E. H. Paterson’s concepts of species and speciation, is provided. |
Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11576/1887474 |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.1 Articolo su rivista |
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