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REBELS, MAVERICKS, AND HERETICS IN BIOLOGY
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Contents Preface Acknowledgments CHAPTER ONE Introduction: On Rebels, Icons, and the Value of Dissent
OREN HARMAN and MICHAEL R. DIETRICH
ABOUT THE REBEL ABOUT THE ICON ABOUT ICONOCLASM NOTES
CHAPTER Two Alfred Russel Wallace, the Discovery of Natural Selection, and the Origins of Humankind
MICHAEL RUSE
MID-VICTORIAN THINKING ABOUT THE NATURE OF SCIENCE CHARLES DARWIN AND EVOLUTION VICTORIAN JONAH WALLACE AND HIS ENTHUSIASMS WALLACE THE EVOLUTIONIST HUMAN ORIGINS ENVOI NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER THREE Rebel With Two Causes: Hans Driesch
GARLAND E. ALLEN
BACKGROUND DRIESCH'S FIRST REBELLION: EMBRACING MECHANISM THE NEW EMBRYOLOGY: WILHELM ROUX AND THE ENTWICKLUNGSMECHANIK PROGRAM DRIESCH'S ANALYTISCHE THEORIE DER ORGANISCHEN ENTWICKLUNG THE EMBRYO AS A HARMONIOUS EQUIPOTENTIAL SYSTEM THE NECESSITY OF VITALISM AND THE "ENTELECHY" REACTIONS TO DRIESCH'S VITALISM DRIESCH'S LATER CAREER AND THE RISE OF NATIONAL SOCIALISM CONCLUSION NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER FOUR Wilhelm Johannsen: A Rebel or a Diehard?
RAPHAEL FALK
TYPES OR TRAITS? PHENOTYPES AND GENOTYPES STABILITY OF MENDELIAN FACTORS CONTINUOUS DARWINIAN EVOLUTION THE CONCEPTION OF TRANSMISSION VERSUS THE CONCEPTION OF GENOTYPE THE PARADOX OF THE GENOTYPE CONCEPTION NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER FIVE Raymond Arthur Dart: The Man Who Unwillingly Ushered in a Revolution in the Evolution of Humankind
PHILLIP V. TOBIAS
BRIEF SKETCH OF DART'S LIFE THE DISCOVERY OF 1924 AND DART'S CLAIMS OF 1925 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF OPPOSITION ANALYSIS OF THE NEGATIVE RESPONSE TO AUSTRALOPITHECUS AND DART'S CLAIMS FOR IT OTHER DELAYING FACTORS IN THE ACCEPTANCE OF DISCOVERIES THE TAUNG SKULL AND THE TENNESSEE MONKEY TRIAL THE BANNING OF "EVOLUTION" IN SOUTH AFRICA ACKNOWLEDGMENTS NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER SIX In Weismann's Footsteps: The Cyto-Rebellion of C. D. Darlington
OREN HARMAN
RECENT ADVANCES IN CYTOLOGY RECEPTION METHOD THE DISCIPLINARY LANDSCAPE EPILOGUE NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER SEVEN Striking the Hornet's Nest: Richard Goldschmidt's Rejection of the Particulate Gene
MICHAEL R. DIETRICH
GOLDSCHMIDT'S GERMAN GENETICS "THE THEORY OF THE GENE IS-DEAD!" THE CASE FOR SYSTEMIC MUTATIONS A GENETIC ALTERNATIVE CONCLUSION NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER EIGHT Rebellion and Iconoclasm in the Life and Science of Barbara McClintock
NATHANIEL COMFORT
PRIVATE ICONOCLASM PUBLIC ICONOCLASM PRIVATE REBELLION PUBLIC REBELLION NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER NINE Challenging the Protein Dogma of the Gene: Oswald T. Avery, a Revolutionary Conservative
UTE DEICHMANN
CHANGING CONCEPTS OF THE NATURE OF GENES
Early Assumptions about Genes as DNA Genes as Abstract Factors Genes as Proteins
CHANGING NOTIONS OF BACTERIAL INDIVIDUALITY AND VARIABILITY OSWALD THEODORE AVERY AND HIS MAIN RESEARCH BEFORE 1944 THE CHALLENGE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR MICROBIOLOGY AND GENETICS RECEPTION: APPRECIATION, SKEPTICISM, AND ACCEPTANCE AVERY'S RESEARCH PRACTICES AND GENERAL ATTITUDES NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER TEN Roger Sperry and Integrative Action in the Nervous System
TIM HORDER
LIFE THE CONTEXT OF SPERRY'S EARLY SCIENTIFIC THINKING SPERRY'S HUMPTY DUMPTY DILEMMA
Neural Specificity Split Brains and Consciousness Free Will and Values
THE FINAL MESSAGE OF SPERRY'S SCIENTIFIC WORK: DILEMMAS RESOLVED OR SHARPENED? ON LASTING REPUTATIONS NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER ELEVEN Leon Croizat: A Radical Biogeographer
DAVID L. HULL
BIOGEOGRAPHY TODAY A HARD LIFE PANBIOGEOGRAPHY GARETH NELSON AND VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY VICARIANCE BIOGEOGRAPHY AND THE NEW YORK SCHOOL ROBIN CRAW AND PANBIOGEOGRAPHY THE NEW ZEALAND CONTINGENT WHO WON? WHO LOST? AND WHY? SCIENTISTS AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION THE ENTANGLED BANK OF SCIENCE NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER TWELVE Dogma, Heresy, and Conversion: Vero Copner Wynne-Edwards's Crusade and the Levels-of-Selection Debate
MARK BORRELLO
GROUP SELECTION TODAY EARLY LIFE AND NATURAL HISTORY FROM THE CENTER TO THE PERIPHERY A CHALLENGE TO ORTHODOXY? GROUP SELECTION IS EVERYWHERE A DEVASTATING RESPONSE SECOND TIME AROUND: EVOLUTION THROUGH GROUP SELECTION (1986) THE DEATH OF WYNNE-EDWARDS AND THE LIFE OF AN IDEA NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER THIRTEEN Peter Mitchell: Changing the Face of Bioenergetics
JOHN PREBBLE and BRUCE WEBER
INITIAL CONCEPTS OF OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION PETER MITCHELL THE CHEMIOSMOTIC HYPOTHESIS FOR OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION SEEKING EVIDENCE COMPETING THEORIES MOVING TOWARDS FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE CHEMIOSMOTIC THEORY REBELLIOUSNESS AND COMMITMENT NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER FOURTEEN Howard Temin: Rebel of Evidence and Reason
DANIEL J. KEVLES
THE YOUNG REBEL AN ASSAY FOR THE ROUS SARCOMA VIRUS THE PUZZLE OF THE ROUS VIRUS CONTESTING ORTHODOXY REBEL TO THE END ACKNOWLEDGMENTS NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER FIFTEEN Motoo Kimura and the Rise of Neutralism
JAMES F. CROW
A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY POPULATION GENETICS THEORY KIMURA'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO POPULATION GENETICS THEORY THE NEUTRAL THEORY KIMURA AS ADVOCATE KIMURA AS REBEL THE PRESENT STATUS OF THE NEUTRAL THEORY NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER SIXTEEN Against the Grain: The Science and Life of William D. Hamilton
ULLICA SEGERSTRALE
FINDING HIS PASSION THE STRUGGLE FOR ALTRUISM DOUBLE REBELLIONS THE PARASITE PARADIGM OXFORD DON UNTRIVIAL PURSUITS THE FINAL DEFIANCE WHAT KIND OF REBEL WAS HAMILTON? NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN The Iconoclastic Research Program of Carl Woese
JAN SAPP
A WORLD WITHOUT EVOLUTION THE GENETIC CODE IN EVOLUTION THE RIGHT MOLECULE FOR THE JOB A THIRD FORM OF LIFE RADICAL REVISIONS LATERAL THINKING NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Stephen Jay Gould, Darwinian Iconoclast?
DAVID SEPKOSKI
BRIEF BIOGRAPHY TWO ICONOCLASMS
Punctuation and Orthodoxy Critique of Adaptation
CONCLUSION NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER NINETEEN Culture and Gender Do Not Dissolve into How Scientists "Read" Nature: Thelma Rowell's Heterodoxy
VINCIANE DESPRET
CONTRARINESS BEING A WOMAN PRIMATOLOGIST ISN'T DOMINANCE A MALE'S PROBLEM? BEYOND PRIMATES NOTES FURTHER READING
CHAPTER TWENTY Bringing Statistical Methods to Community and Evolutionary Ecology: Daniel S. Simberloff
WILLIAM DRITSCHILO
BACKGROUND: ECOLOGY IN REVOLUTION CONFLICT: SHOULD ECOLOGY FOLLOW SCIENTIFIC METHOD? SLOSS: ISLANDS AND REFUGES THE DARK HEART OF THE MATTER: NULL MODELS EPILOGUE NOTES FURTHER READING
Epilogue: Legitimation Is the Name of the Game
R. C. LEWONTIN
NOTES
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