Darwin and Philosophy Book

	Introduction	1
Pt. I	What kind of science is Darwinian biology, and what are its ontological presuppositions?	11
Ch. 1	Materialism, actualism, and science : what's modern about modern science?	15
Ch. 2	Evolution, paleontology, and metaphysics	30
Ch. 3	Darwin's a priori insight : the structure and status of the principle of natural selection	58
Ch. 4	Darwinism and naturalism : identical twins or just good friends?	83
Ch. 5	Darwinism's multiple ontologies	92
Pt. II	Is a non-naturalistic interpretation of Darwinism possible?	117
Ch. 6	A systems theory of evolution	121
Ch. 7	"It might be called reverence"	143
Ch. 8	Darwin's metaphysics of mind	166
Ch. 9	Are there metaphysical implications of Darwinian evolutionary biology?	181
Ch. 10	On the problem of direction and goal in biological evolution	196
Ch. 11	Objective idealism and Darwinism	216
Pt. III	What is the epistemological relevance of Darwinism?	243
Ch. 12	The new evolutionary ontology and its implications for epistemology	245
Ch. 13	How is it that we can know this world? : new arguments in evolutionary epistemology	259
Ch. 14	Darwinism as a theory for finite beings	275
Pt. IV	Darwinism and the place of the human	299
Ch. 15	Evolutionary selection and the nature of humanity	301
Ch. 16	Darwinism, dualism, and biological agency	349
Ch. 17	Darwinism : neither biologistic nor metaphysical	364