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According to Wikipedia, Massimo Pigliucci is an Italian-American philosopher and biologist who is professor of philosophy at the City College of New York, former co-host of the Rationally Speaking Podcast, and former editor in chief for the online magazine Scientia Salon. He is a critic of pseudoscience and creationism, and an advocate for secularism and science education.

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Jack of all trades, master of some? On the role of phenotypic plasticity in plant invasions. (2006) (1105)
Evolution of phenotypic plasticity: where are we going now? (2005) (1055)
Phenotypic plasticity and evolution by genetic assimilation (2006) (900)
Epigenetics for ecologists. (2007) (858)
Evolution, the Extended Synthesis (2010) (828)
Phenotypic Evolution: A Reaction Norm Perspective (1998) (815)
Phenotypic Plasticity: Beyond Nature and Nurture (2001) (734)
Phenotypic integration: studying the ecology and evolution of complex phenotypes (2003) (732)
Is evolvability evolvable? (2008) (498)
DO WE NEED AN EXTENDED EVOLUTIONARY SYNTHESIS? (2007) (400)
PERSPECTIVE: GENETIC ASSIMILATION AND A POSSIBLE EVOLUTIONARY PARADOX: CAN MACROEVOLUTION SOMETIMES BE SO FAST AS TO PASS US BY? (2003) (280)
Manipulative Approaches to Testing Adaptive Plasticity: Phytochrome‐Mediated Shade‐Avoidance Responses in Plants (1999) (249)
Invasion of diverse habitats by few Japanese knotweed genotypes is correlated with epigenetic differentiation. (2012) (240)
Genotype–phenotype mapping and the end of the ‘genes as blueprint’ metaphor (2010) (235)
Control of Phenotypic Plasticity Via Regulatory Genes (1993) (221)
What Role Does Heritable Epigenetic Variation Play in Phenotypic Evolution? (2010) (195)
An Extended Synthesis for Evolutionary Biology (2009) (180)
Experimental alteration of DNA methylation affects the phenotypic plasticity of ecologically relevant traits in Arabidopsis thaliana (2010) (178)
Making Sense of Evolution: The Conceptual Foundations of Evolutionary Biology (2006) (170)
Philosophy of Pseudoscience: Reconsidering the Demarcation Problem (2013) (163)
Adaptive phenotypic plasticity: the case of heterophylly in aquatic plants (2000) (143)
SHADE‐INDUCED PLASTICITY AND ITS ECOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN WILD POPULATIONS OF ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA (2002) (141)
Species as family resemblance concepts: the (dis-)solution of the species problem? (2003) (135)
Gene regulation, quantitative genetics and the evolution of reaction norms (1995) (127)
Developmental phenotypic plasticity: where ecology and evolution meet molecular biology. (1997) (125)
Plasticity in salt tolerance traits allows for invasion of novel habitat by Japanese knotweed s. l. (Fallopia japonica and F.xbohemica, Polygonaceae). (2008) (114)
Elements of an Extended Evolutionary Synthesis (2010) (112)
Traits of invasives reconsidered: phenotypic comparisons of introduced invasive and introduced noninvasive plant species within two closely related clades. (2006) (109)
What, if Anything, Is an Evolutionary Novelty? (2008) (104)
Ontogenetic Reaction Norms in Lobelia Siphilitica (Lobeliaceae): Response to Shading (1995) (78)
Reaction norms of Arabidopsis. II: Response to stress and unordered environmental variation (1995) (78)
On the Concept of Biological Race and Its Applicability to Humans (2003) (76)
Why Machine-Information Metaphors are Bad for Science and Science Education (2011) (75)
The mismeasure of machine: Synthetic biology and the trouble with engineering metaphors. (2013) (72)
New Atheism and the Scientistic Turn in the Atheism Movement (2013) (72)
Implementation of a novel framework for assessing species plasticity in biological invasions: responses of Centaurea and Crepis to phosphorus and water availability (2007) (72)
MUTATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO GENETIC VARIANCE‐COVARIANCE MATRICES: AN EXPERIMENTAL APPROACH USING INDUCED MUTATIONS IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA (1999) (71)
Genetic differentiation among Turkish chestnut (Castanea sativa Mill.) populations (1991) (70)
Genetic Variance–covariance Matrices: A Critique of the Evolutionary Quantitative Genetics Research Program (2006) (69)
Reaction norms of Arabidopsis. IV. Relationships between plasticity and fitness (1996) (68)
Phenotypic Plasticity of Growth Trajectories in Two Species of Lobelia in Response to Nutrient Availability (1997) (66)
Ecological and evolutionary genetics of Arabidopsis (1998) (65)
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology of Arabidopsis (2002) (63)
Reaction norms of Arabidopsis (Brassicaceae). III. Response to nutrients in 26 populations from a worldwide collection (1995) (62)
Phenotypic plasticity to light intensity in Arabidopsis thaliana: invariance of reaction norms and phenotypic integration (2004) (60)
Developmental phenotypic plasticity: where internal programming meets the external environment. (1998) (58)
Ontogenetic phenotypic plasticity during the reproductive phase in Arabidopsis thaliana (Brassicaceae). (1997) (56)
Is Knowledge of Science Associated with Higher Skepticism of Pseudoscientific Claims (2004) (54)
What makes weird beliefs thrive? The epidemiology of pseudoscience (2015) (54)
The end of theory in science? (2009) (53)
Comparative Studies of Evolutionary Responses to Light Environments in Arabidopsis (2002) (52)
Nonsense on Stilts: How to Tell Science from Bunk (2010) (51)
On the Limits of Quantitative Genetics for the Study of Phenotypic Evolution (1997) (50)
Induced mutations: A novel tool to study phenotypic integration and evolutionary constraints in Arabidopsis thaliana (2000) (50)
The Extended (Evolutionary) Synthesis Debate: Where Science Meets Philosophy (2014) (50)
Phenotypic plasticity and integration in response to flooded conditions in natural accessions of Arabidopsis thaliana (L.) Heynh (Brassicaceae). (2002) (49)
Evolution of phenotypic integration in Brassica (Brassicaceae). (2002) (48)
The Fake, the Flimsy, and the Fallacious: Demarcating Arguments in Real Life (2015) (46)
Touchy and Bushy: Phenotypic Plasticity and Integration in Response to Wind Stimulation in Arabidopsis thaliana (2002) (45)
Genes `for’ Phenotypes: A Modern History View (2001) (45)
Congruence between genetic, morphometric, and physiological data on differentiation of Turkish chestnut (Castanea sativa) (1992) (45)
Evolution of Castanea sativa Mill, in Turkey and Europe (1994) (44)
Sewall Wright’s adaptive landscapes: 1932 vs. 1988 (2008) (42)
The demarcation problem: a (belated) response to Laudan (2013) (40)
EVIDENCE OF LOCAL ADAPTATION TO COARSE-GRAINED ENVIRONMENTAL VARIATION IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA (2007) (39)
A comprehensive test of the 'limiting resources' framework applied to plant tolerance to apical meristem damage (2010) (38)
Phenotypic plasticity is the major determinant of changes in phenotypic integration in Arabidopsis. (2001) (38)
Prove it! The Burden of Proof Game in Science vs. Pseudoscience Disputes (2014) (38)
Reaction norms of (1998) (36)
Morphological Integration and Genetic Variability in Juglans regia L. (1994) (36)
Comparative studies of reaction norms in Arabidopsis. I. Evolution of response to daylength (2001) (34)
The Philosophy of Pseudoscience (2013) (32)
Spatial patterns of genetic variability in Italian chestnut (Castanea sativa). (1990) (31)
Why Do Irrational Beliefs Mimic Science? The Cultural Evolution of Pseudoscience (2017) (31)
SELECTION IN A MODEL SYSTEM: ECOLOGICAL GENETICS OF FLOWERING TIME IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA (2003) (31)
Finding the way in phenotypic space: the origin and maintenance of constraints on organismal form. (2007) (31)
Genetics and evolution of phenotypic plasticity to nutrient stress in Arabidopsis: drift, constraints or selection? (1998) (31)
Nature via nurture (2003) (31)
Denying Evolution: Creationism, Scientism, and the Nature of Science (2002) (31)
The evolution-creation wars: why teaching more science just is not enough (2007) (28)
Lost in Phenotypic Space: Environment-Dependent Morphology in Phlox drummondii (Polemoniaceae) (1995) (28)
Epigenetics is Back! HSP90 and Phenotypic Variation (2003) (26)
Studying the plasticity of phenotypic integration in a model organism (2004) (26)
Phenotypic integration and response to stress in Arabidopsis thaliana: a path analytical approach (2006) (25)
The proximate–ultimate distinction and evolutionary developmental biology: causal irrelevance versus explanatory abstraction (2015) (25)
The Proper Role of Population Genetics in Modern Evolutionary Theory (2008) (23)
Phenotypic Integration in Chestnut (Castanea sativa Mill.): Leaves versus Fruits (1991) (23)
What are we to make of the concept of race? Thoughts of a philosopher-scientist. (2013) (23)
Landscapes, Surfaces, and Morphospaces: What Are They Good For? (2012) (23)
Developmental genetics: Buffer zone (2002) (23)
Relationships Between Vegetative and Life History Traits and Fitness in a Novel Field Environment: Impacts of Herbivores (2005) (22)
Are ecology and evolutionary biology "soft" sciences? (2002) (22)
From molecules to phenotypes? – The promise and limits of integrative biology (2003) (22)
The Demarcation Problem (2013) (21)
Modelling phenotypic plasticity. II. Do genetic correlations matter? (1996) (21)
Epigenetic Inheritance. A Decade into the Extended Evolutionary Synthesis (2020) (21)
The Borderlands Between Science And Philosophy: An Introduction (2008) (21)
Light-sensitive plasticity genes in Arabidopsis thaliana: Mutant analysis and ecological genetics (1999) (21)
Plasticity to wind is modular and genetically variable in Arabidopsis thaliana (2009) (20)
Embryology, epigenesis, and evolution (2004) (19)
Human races (2013) (18)
Morphological responses to simulated wind in the genus Brassica (Brassicaceae): allopolyploids and their parental species. (2005) (18)
Darwinism After the Modern Synthesis (2017) (17)
Characters and Environments (2001) (17)
Bayes’s Theorem (2022) (17)
Indirect consequences of artificial selection on plasticity to light quality in Arabidopsis thaliana (2005) (16)
On the Different Ways of “Doing Theory” in Biology (2013) (16)
Multivariate responses to flooding in Arabidopsis: an experimental evolutionary investigation (2003) (16)
Beyond nature versus nurture (2002) (15)
Scientism and Pseudoscience: A Philosophical Commentary (2015) (15)
Science unlimited? On the challenges of scientism (2017) (15)
Differentiation for flowering time and phenotypic integration in Arabidopsis thaliana in response to season length and vernalization (2001) (15)
Implications of phenotypic plasticity for numerical taxonomy of Ornithogalum montanum (Liliaceae) (1991) (14)
Evolution: The Modern Synthesis The Definitive Edition Edition (2010) (14)
On the Relationship between Science and Ethics (2003) (14)
Mind Uploading: A Philosophical Counter‐Analysis (2014) (14)
Phenotypic plasticity in response to foliar and neutral shade in gibberellin mutants of Arabidopsis thaliana (2004) (13)
Between holism and reductionism: a philosophical primer on emergence (2014) (13)
Geographical patterns of gene frequencies in Italian populations of Ornithogalum montanum (Liliaceae) (1991) (13)
Geographical patterns of karyotype polymorphism in Italian populations of Ornithogalum montanum (Liliaceae) (1989) (13)
Geographic and climatic factors associated with the spatial structure of gene frequencies inCastanea sativa Mill. from Turkey (1990) (12)
Selection Dynamics in Native and Introduced Persicaria Species (2010) (11)
Extended Synthesis: Theory Expansion or Alternative? (2010) (10)
Science and fundamentalism (2005) (10)
Embryology, Epigenesis, and Evolution: Taking Development Seriously.Cambridge Studies in Philosophy and Biology.ByJason Scott Robert.Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press. $60.00. xvi + 158 p; ill.; index. ISBN: 0–521–82467–2. 2004. (2004) (9)
Is KNOWLEDGE of SCIENCE Associated with Higher Skepticism of Pseudoscientific Claims? (2004) (9)
Environmental Heterogeneity: Temporal and Spatial (2001) (9)
Postgenomic Musings (2007) (9)
Lindsay Craig—The So-Called Extended Synthesis and Population Genetics (Biological Theory 5: 117–123, 2010) (2010) (8)
Okasha’s evolution and the levels of selection: toward a broader conception of theoretical biology (2010) (8)
Samir Okasha: Evolution and the levels of selection (2009) (8)
Gould on Morton, Redux: What can the debate reveal about the limits of data? (2015) (7)
“INTELLIGENT DESIGN THEORY” (2001) (7)
A study of within and among population genetic variability in Ornithogalum montanum (Liliaceae) (1990) (7)
The Meaning of “Theory” in Biology (2013) (7)
Adaptive Landscapes, Phenotypic Space, and the Power of Metaphors (2008) (7)
Studying mutational effects on G-matrices (2004) (6)
Effects of gibberellin mutations on tolerance to apical meristem damage in Arabidopsis thaliana (2005) (6)
Biology and Ideology: from Descartes to Dawkins (2013) (6)
A misguided attack on evolution (2010) (6)
When Science Studies Religion: Six Philosophy Lessons for Science Classes (2013) (6)
Down with Natural Selection? (2009) (5)
Expanding evolution (2005) (5)
Science, religion, and all that jazz (1998) (5)
Microenvironmental correlates of phenotypic variation in Capsella bursa-pastoris (Cruciferae) (1991) (5)
Mutational effects on constraints on character evolution and phenotypic plasticity inArabidopsis thaliana (1998) (5)
Answers for Aristotle: How Science and Philosophy Can Lead Us to A More Meaningful Life (2012) (5)
The New Evolutionary Synthesis: Around the Corner, or Impossible Chimaera? (2003) (4)
Biology’s last paradigm shift. The transition from natural theology to Darwinism (2012) (4)
Vindicating science – by bringing it down (2018) (4)
Have we solved Darwin's dilemma? (2006) (4)
Genetic structure in populations and species of Steganacarus soil mites (Acarida, Oribatida, Phthiracaroidea) (1990) (4)
Fundamentalism and science (2006) (4)
Sturtevant and Dobzhansky: Two Scientists at Odds, With a Student’s Recollections.ByEdward Novitski;Foreword by, James Crow.Philadelphia (Pennsylvania): Xlibris Corporation.$31.99 (hardcover); $21.99 (paper). xix + 241 p; ill.; index. ISBN: 1‐4134‐7084‐ X (hc); 1‐4134‐7083‐1 (pb). 2005. (2006) (4)
Chance, Necessity, and the War Against Science (2000) (4)
The Alleged Fallacies of Evolutionary Theory (2005) (3)
Why Gaia? (2014) (3)
Phenotypic plasticity (2019) (3)
The Nature of Evolutionary Biology: At the Borderlands Between Historical and Experimental Science (2013) (3)
Philosophy as the Evocation of Conceptual Landscapes (2017) (3)
MORE THAN YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT INTELLIGENT DESIGN1 (2005) (3)
Sturtevant and Dobzhansky: Two Scientists at Odds (2006) (3)
Are You an Expert? (2008) (3)
Effects of Chromosomal Addition on Reaction Norms of Triticum aestivum (1993) (3)
More than provocative, less than scientific: A commentary on the editorial decision to publish Cofnas (2020) (2020) (3)
What about ‘information’? (2011) (3)
Plasticity versus genetics? (1993) (3)
Why the Demarcation Problem Matters (2013) (3)
Wittgenstein solves (posthumously) the species problem (2005) (3)
Nonsense on Stilts (2018) (3)
On science and philosophy (2010) (2)
Reply from m. Pigliucci. (1996) (2)
Epigenetic Mechanisms of Phenotypic Plasticity (2013) (2)
The borderlands between science and philosophy (2008) (2)
Evolution, Schmevolution: Jon Stewart and the culture wars (2007) (2)
What is a thought experiment, anyhow? (2006) (2)
On the Different Ways of “Doing Theory” in Biology (2012) (2)
Is there a will to meaning? (2018) (2)
The proximate–ultimate distinction and evolutionary developmental biology: causal irrelevance versus explanatory abstraction (2014) (2)
A Biologist’s Perspective (2022) (2)
Philosophical reflections on Darwin and evolutionary theory (2012) (2)
What Darwin Got Wrong (2010) (1)
EVOLUTION AND ITS MAJOR TRANSITIONS (2011) (1)
Dangerous Habits: Examining the Philosophical Baggage of Biological Research (2003) (1)
Butterflies in the spotlight (1997) (1)
Plasticity genes: what are they, and why should we care? (1998) (1)
5. A Quarter Century of Spandrels: Adaptations, Adaptationisms, and Constraints in Biology (2019) (1)
Sewall Wright meets artificial life. (1997) (1)
Design, Yes; Intelligent, No (2001) (1)
DEFENDING EVOLUTION, AS STRANGE AS IT MAY SEEM1 (2002) (1)
IDEA AND PERSPECTIVE Epigenetics for ecologists (2008) (1)
The Evolution of Evolutionary Theory (2009) (1)
What hard problem (2013) (1)
Doctor Who and Philosophy (2012) (1)
The Overwhelming Evidence (2009) (1)
Sherlock's Reasoning Toolbox (2012) (1)
Dennis R. Alexander and Ronald L. Numbers (eds): Biology and Ideology: From Descartes to Dawkins (2013) (1)
The Limits of Consilience and the Problem of Scientism (2016) (1)
Do extraordinary claims really require extraordinary evidence (2009) (1)
Nonsense on Stilts about Science: Field Adventures of a Scientist- Philosopher (2012) (1)
Are There ‘Other’ Ways of Knowing? (2014) (1)
Stoic Therapy for Today’s Troubles (2020) (1)
Is ethics a science (2006) (1)
Is Science Going to End (2008) (1)
7. Testing Adaptive Hypotheses: Historical Evidence and Human Adaptations (2019) (1)
The Ajax Dilemma (2013) (1)
CALL FOR SYMPOSIA (2002) (1)
Rapid phenotypic differentiation and local adaptation in Japanese knotweed s.l. (Reynoutria japonica and R. × bohemica, Polygonaceae) invading novel habitats (2022) (1)
Science Wars, Scientism, and Think Tanks (2020) (1)
The power of meaning: the quest for an existential roadmap (2018) (1)
Irrationality: A History of the Dark Side of Reason (2020) (1)
A muddled defense of New Atheism: on Stenger's response (2014) (1)
What about ‘information’? (2011) (1)
Science needs philosophy (2012) (1)
EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY: PUZZLE SOLVING OR PARADIGM SHIFTING? (2006) (1)
Wisdom: What Is It? (2019) (1)
When scientists and philosophers talk to each other: proceedings of the Stony Brook "sci-phi" symposium. (2008) (1)
Science and fundamentalism A strategy on how to deal with anti-science fundamentalism (2013) (0)
Weighing the evidence in evolutionary biology (2008) (0)
Prove it! The Burden of Proof Game in Science vs. Pseudoscience Disputes (2013) (0)
The new science of neuroethics (2012) (0)
Relationships between protein polymorphism and phenotypic variation in Populus deltoides Bartr (2008) (0)
Foreword to Julian Huxley's "Evolution: The Modern Synthesis" (2010) (0)
A constrained view of constraints [2] (multiple letters) (2000) (0)
THE SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF EVOLUTION (2001) (0)
Axum. Technical Graphics and Data Analysis. Version 1.2.Lee E. Edlefsen , Susan I. Ranney , Daniel F. O'Donnell , Frances E. Weinberg (1992) (0)
Beyond the Gene, Almost (2004) (0)
NEW BIOLOGICAL BOOKS (2003) (0)
Post-genomic musings (2007) (0)
What is philosophy of science good for (2004) (0)
The problems with creationism (2007) (0)
Fieldnotes from the Borderlands (2007) (0)
The Ethics of Tit-for-Tat (2001) (0)
10. Testing Biological Hypotheses: The Detective versus the Statistician (2019) (0)
5 Questions on Science & Religion (2014) (0)
The Ongoing Debate about the Evolution of Evolutionary Theory (2018) (0)
Hang the DJ and Digital Dating (2019) (0)
Live at the NECSS : New Dilemmas in Bioethics (Show RS33) (2011) (0)
Natural selection and its limits: where ecology meets evolution (2004) (0)
Darwinian Populations and Natural Selection (2009) (0)
A Transcendental Philosophy of Science (2008) (0)
Getting a rise out of genetic engineering (2013) (0)
Dying (every day) with dignity: lessons from Stoicism (2015) (0)
What Is and Is Not in Our Power : A Response to (2019) (0)
Teaching Evolution While Aiming at the Cautious Middle (2015) (0)
A Mind of Its Own: How Your Brain Distorts and Deceives.ByCordelia Fine.Cambridge: Icon Books and Crows Nest, New South Wales (Australia): Allen and Unwin. £9.99. v + 199 p; ill.; index. ISBN: 1–84046–678–2. 2005. (2006) (0)
The Tension between Scientific Knowledge and Common-Sense Philosophy (2020) (0)
Science & Philosophy: What Hard Problem? (2013) (0)
Darwinism & Philosophy.Edited byVittorio Hösleand, Christian Illies.Notre Dame (Indiana): University of Notre Dame Press. $70.00 (hardcover); $35.00 (paper). vii + 392 p; ill.; index. ISBN: 0‐268‐03072‐3 (hc); 0‐268‐03073‐1 (pb). 2005. (2007) (0)
Hypotheses? Forget about it! (2009) (0)
The one paradigm to rule them all (2012) (0)
Star Trek as Philosophy: Spock as Stoic Sage (2019) (0)
3. The Targets and Units of Selectlon: Individual Events and Population Dynamics (2019) (0)
Communicating in science; 2nd edn: by Vernon Booth Cambridge University Press, 1993. £9.95 pbk (xiv + 78 pages) ISBN 0 521 42915 3 (1994) (0)
What is Philosophy of Science Good For ? (Show RS35) (2011) (0)
A mind of its own (2007) (0)
CODA. A Philosophical Dialogue (2019) (0)
What's new in philosophy of biology? Philosophy of biology. (2007) Edited by Mohan Matthen and Christopher Stephens. Elsevier, Amsterdam. 603 pp. ISBN: 0‐444‐51543‐7 (2007) (0)
Four Billion Years in a Thousand Pages (2009) (0)
Stoicism , Friendship , and Grief : A Response to Johnson (2018) (0)
Who knows what - The war between science and the humanities (2012) (0)
The Meaning of “Theory” in Biology (2013) (0)
Crossing the divide (2009) (0)
Perspectives for in situ conservation programmes in chestnut: genetic variation of Castanea sativa Mill. in Europe. (1994) (0)
Massimo Pigliucci – On consilience (2012) (0)
Philosophy of Science Panel Discussion (2015) (0)
Book Review:Advances in Morphometrics. Leslie F. Marcus, Marco Corti, Anna Loy, Gavin J. P. Naylor, Dennis E. Slice (1997) (0)
How to behave virtuously in an irrational world (2020) (0)
Philosophy and Science: Is Science Going to End? (2008) (0)
When Science Studies Religion: Six Philosophy Lessons for Science Classes (2011) (0)
The Modern Synthesis Is the Current Paradigm in Evolutionary Biology Is Evolvability Evolvable? (0)
Epigenetic is back (2003) (0)
4. Studying Constraints through G-Matrices: The Holy Grail of Evolutionary Quantitative Genetics (2019) (0)
Science: Fieldnotes from the Borderlands (2007) (0)
Divination in the Ancient World, from Plato to the Neo-Platonists by Way of Aristotle and the Stoics. A Review of Peter T. Struck’s Divination and Human Nature (2017) (0)
Teaching Evolution While Aiming at the Cautious Middle (2015) (0)
Evolution: The First Four Billion Years (2009) (0)
The return of demarcation (2016) (0)
What's new in philosophy of biology? (2007) (0)
Testing my own morality (2012) (0)
WHAT’S WRONG WITH INTELLIGENT DESIGN THEORY (2001) (0)
Modelling phenotypic plasticity. I. Linear and higher-order effects of dominance, drift, environmental frequency and selection on a one-locus, two-allele model (1992) (0)
Secular humanism and politics: an unapologetically liberal perspective (2004) (0)
Philosophy, Science and Everything (2007) (0)
PRELUDE. Evolutionary Biology and Conceptual Analysis (2019) (0)
Creationism as a cultural, not scientific, issue (2007) (0)
Why Alex Rosenberg — and a Number of Other Philosophers — Are Wrong Just about Everything (2020) (0)
Scientism and liberal naturalism (2022) (0)
A post-democratic future? (2013) (0)
Would We Be Better Off Without Academic Philosophy (2018) (0)
Of Beasts, Kids, and Science as a Method (2000) (0)
That one should disdain hardships: the teachings of a Roman Stoic (2021) (0)
Some software packages for studying non linear dynamical biosystems (1993) (0)
Philosophy & Science: Is Ethics a Science? (2006) (0)
Broadening the Applicability of Clinical Research (2013) (0)
Value - Free Science ? (2011) (0)
What is so in all possible worlds: What does it mean for something to be metaphysically necessary? (2014) (0)
A Stoic Take on the US Presidential Elections (2017) (0)
Is science all you need (2012) (0)
Is Intelligent Design creationism (2009) (0)
Comentarios Bibliográficos: Evolution: the extended synthesis. 2010. (2010) (0)
Science: Hypotheses? Forget About It! (2009) (0)
MASSIMO PIGLIUCCI (2012) (0)
Educating the educators (2002) (0)
Philosophy, Science and Everything in Between (2007) (0)
The new anti-evolution. (1997) (0)
Love knots: Some brain teasers about relationships (2013) (0)
Philosophizing about the Mind (2002) (0)
The really, really big question (2012) (0)
When Scientists Kill (2012) (0)
Is it a Uni-verse? [Book Review] (2015) (0)
The Fake, the Flimsy, and the Fallacious: Demarcating Arguments in Real Life (2015) (0)
Developmental and adult phenotypic plasticity in plants: Environmentally induced changes in character correlations and effects on fitness (1994) (0)
Book ReviewPhilosophical reflections on Darwin and evolutionary theoryDid Darwin Write the Origin Backwards?, Elliott Sober, Prometheus (2011), US$21 (232 pp.) ISBN 1 616 14 230 8 (2012) (0)
EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY: CAUSES, CONSEQUENCES AND CONTROVERSIES (2007) (0)
Philosophy & Science: Crossing The Divide (2009) (0)
Primates, philosophers and the biological basis of morality: a review of primates and philosophers by Frans De Waal, Princeton University Press, 2006, 200 pp (2007) (0)
Peer Review (Show RS57) (2012) (0)
On death: Thoughts of an optimistic atheist (2002) (0)
On science and philosophy (2010) (0)
Philosophy and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2014) (0)
Presenting philosophy – What science has taught me about it (2021) (0)
Logophobia (2009) (0)
Genetic and Environmental Variation Affect the Ontogeny of Reproductive Traits in Arabidopsis thaliana (2010) (0)
Philosophical reflections on Darwin and evolutionary (2012) (0)
Axum. Version 4.0 for Windows.TriMetrix (1996) (0)

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