Lessons from the Living Cell: The Limits of Reductionism
Author(s)
Stephen Rothman
Stephen Rothman
An Experimental Biologist Explains Why, Despite All The Hype Surrounding The Genome Project, Science Is Still No Closer To Building A Bridge Between Molecules And Reactions At The Genetic Level And Large-scale Biological Processes. Beyond The Central Dogma -- What Is It That Makes Something Living? -- Uncertainties -- Meanings Of Reductionism -- Epistemon And Eudoxus -- Reductionist Experimental Program -- Real-life Parable -- Lesson -- Making Of A Paradigm -- Experiments -- To Be Parallel Or Nonparallel -- Tests -- Call To Authority. Stephen Rothman. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 287-294) And Index.
Keywords
Biology--Philosophy, Cytology--Philosophy, QH331 .R857 2002, 571.6/01
Biology--Philosophy, Cytology--Philosophy, QH331 .R857 2002, 571.6/01
Name in long format: | Lessons from the Living Cell: The Limits of Reductionism |
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ISBN-10: | 0071378200 |
ISBN-13: | 9780071378208 |
Book pages: | 272 |
Book language: | en |
Edition: | 1st |
Binding: | Hardcover |
Publisher: | McGraw-Hill |
Dimensions: | Height: 8.5 Inches, Length: 5.75 Inches, Width: 1.25 Inches |