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by Philip Kitcher (Author) "Toward the end of their paper announcing the molecular structure of DNA, James Watson and Francis Crick remark, somewhat laconically, that their proposed structure might..." (more)
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Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews

"What is most striking about the book is its uniformly high quality ... each essay is substantive, penetrating and authoritative."


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Reading these papers together in one volume drives home just how impressive Kitcher's contribution to our field is. This volume will undoubtedly stimulate debate and provide feul for new research programs in philosophy of biology. (Stephen M. Downes, Biology and Philosophy d )

In Mendel's Mirror performs the valuable service of collecting together some of the finest essays in philosophy of biology written in the last two decades, and gives a fascinating insight into Kitcher's intellectual development over that period. (Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews )

What is most striking about the book is its uniformly high quality ... each essay is substantive, penetrating and authoritative. (Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews )
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