Research Articles
The Biology of Right and Wrong: How Evolution and Responsibility Shape Human Ethics
Exploring the biological and cultural foundations of ethics through the perspectives of Hans Jonas and Francisco Ayala
The Population Puzzle: Why Biologists Can't Agree on What a 'Population' Really Is
Exploring Jacob Stegenga's philosophical challenge to biological population concepts and the implications for ecological research.
The World Is Not a Puzzle: How Science is a Living Conversation with Nature
Explore how scientific practice functions as ecological-enactive co-construction, where knowledge emerges through dynamic interaction between scientists and the world.
The Hidden Blueprint: How a Single Idea Can Guide a Century of Science
Explore how reductionist philosophy shaped biological breakthroughs like the Meselson-Stahl experiment and continues to influence modern science.
Life in the Posthuman Condition: Navigating Our Planetary Identity Crisis
Exploring the philosophical implications of the Anthropocene and posthumanism through critical analysis of our planetary condition.
The Great Chain of Beings? Not So Fast: How a Philosopher Redefined Evolution
Explore David Hull's revolutionary conception of evolutionary theory - from species as spatiotemporal individuals to the interplay of replicators and interactors.