Polger and Shapiro’s The Multiple Realization Book // Reviewed by Marion Godman
Marion Godman reviews The Multiple Realization Book, by Polger and Shapiro
BJPS Review of Books
Couch and Pfeifer’s The Philosophy of Philip Kitcher // Reviewed by Shane N. Glackin
Shane N. Glackin reviews The Philosophy of Philip Kitcher, by Couch and Pfeifer
Miriam Solomon’s Making Medical Knowledge // Reviewed by Michael Wilde
Michael Wilde reviews Making Medical Knowledge, by Miriam Solomon
Carl Gillett’s Reduction and Emergence in Science and Philosophy // Reviewed by Elanor Taylor
Elanor Taylor reviews Reduction and Emergence in Science and Philosophy, by Carl Gillett
D. M. Walsh’s Organisms, Agency, and Evolution // Reviewed by John Dupré
John Dupré reviews Organisms, Agency, and Evolution, by D. M. Walsh
Scerri and Fisher’s Essays in the Philosophy of Chemistry // Reviewed by Julia Bursten
Julia Bursten reviews Essays in the Philosophy of Chemistry, by Scerri and Fisher
Sabina Leonelli’s Data-centric Biology // Reviewed by Adrian Currie
Adrian Currie reviews Data-centric Biology, by Sabina Leonelli
Andy Clark’s Surfing Uncertainty // Reviewed by Andrew Buskell
Andrew Buskell reviews Surfing Uncertainty, by Andy Clark
Michael Tomasello’s A Natural History of Human Morality // Reviewed by Jonathan Birch
Jonathan Birch reviews A Natural History of Human Morality, by Michael Tomasello
Gualtiero Piccinini’s Physical Computation // Reviewed by Michael Rescorla
Michael Rescorla reviews Physical Computation, by Gualtiero Piccinini