The Structure of Evolutionary Theory

Internalism and Laws of Form 265 a superfluity and an incumbrance. But observe the event. The animal sleeps standing; and, in or ...

266 THE STRUCTURE OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY worthy of overturning as the essential thrust of a revolutionary theory (see pp. 116- 1 ...

Internalism and Laws of Form 267 His arguments span two chapters (15 on relations and 16 on compensations), treating the phenome ...

268 THE STRUCTURE OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY and rejects this last challenge with three arguments that, taken together, develop his ...

Internalism and Laws of Form 269 dirt, it is, of all animals, the neatest" (p. 294). Paley defends adaptation with an explicit r ...

270 THE STRUCTURE OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY God, therefore, has been pleased to prescribe limits to his own power, and to work his ...

Internalism and Laws of Form 271 instruction, a position so unsullied by nature's real complexities. We know that life cannot wo ...

272 THE STRUCTURE OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY continental formalism, published in the most English of American cities. Agassiz never ...

Internalism and Laws of Form 273 living at the same time have alone a material existence, they being the bearers, not only of al ...

274 THE STRUCTURE OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY ideal connection in the mind of the Creator, that this plan of creation, which so comme ...

Internalism and Laws of Form 275 design: Radiata, Mollusca, Articulata, and Vertebrata.* Agassiz was particularly impressed that ...

276 THE STRUCTURE OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY of the most diversified types under identical circumstances exhibits thought, the abili ...

Internalism and Laws of Form 277 breast in all males of the class of Mammalia; these and similar organs are preserved in obedien ...

278 THE STRUCTURE OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY Moreover, in understanding taxonomy as an incarnation of divine thought, we also sense ...

Internalism and Laws of Form 279 of origin—that is, we must still know whether an ancestral form arose by adaptation or constrai ...

280 THE STRUCTURE OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY To reassert the importance of both poles in this dichotomy, I again cite my primary can ...

Internalism and Laws of Form 281 animal, and through the hundreds of thousands of different species of plants and animals, or th ...

282 THE STRUCTURE OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY outside their primary field have always attracted suspicion or ridicule. In 1831, near ...

Internalism and Laws of Form 283 Academie des sciences. Geoffroy needed all the help he could get (and he would later recruit ot ...

284 THE STRUCTURE OF EVOLUTIONARY THEORY cemetery in Venice" (1823 essay, in Mueller and Engard, 1952, p. 237); and (2) his disc ...