This book brings together important essays by the one of the
leading philosophers of science at work today. Elisabeth A. Lloyd
examines several of the central topics in philosophy of biology,
including the structure of evolutionary theory, units of selection,
and evolutionary psychology, as well as the Science Wars, feminism
and science, and sexuality and objectivity. Lloyd challenges the
current evolutionary accounts of the female orgasm and analyzes
them for bias. She also offers an innovative analysis of the
concept of objectivity. Lloyd analyzes the structure of
evolutionary theory and unlocks the puzzle of the units of
selection debates into four distinct aspects, illuminating several
mysteries in the biology literature. Central to all essays in this
book is the author's abiding concern for evidence and empirical
data.
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