Review of: Biological emergences. Evolution by Natural Experiment [Book Review]

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This extensive book may be the most complete synthesis of various criticisms of neo-Darwinian ideas stemming from distinct research traditions that, although steeped in the past, have received new attention in the last decade. The criticisms are used to build an alternative to neo-Darwinism by contesting its core claim; that is, natural selection is the cause of evolution

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Philippe Huneman
University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

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