Genetics and Philosophy: An Introduction (Cambridge Introductions to Philosophy and Biology)
Genetics and Philosophy introduces the philosophical underpinnings of genetic science, exploring concepts like inheritance, causality, and ethics. It bridges biology and philosophy to illuminate how genetic research reshapes our understanding of life and scientific method, ideal for students seeking an interdisciplinary perspective.
About This Book
Genetics and Philosophy provides an accessible entry point into the philosophical dimensions of genetic science. It addresses fundamental questions about the nature of genes, inheritance, and the ethical implications of genetic research.
The book draws on core ideas from philosophy of biology to analyze how genetics challenges traditional views of causality and explanation in science.
Through clear examples and arguments, it highlights the role of philosophy in interpreting genetic discoveries and guiding future biological inquiry.
Designed for introductory purposes, it connects broad philosophical themes with specific genetic concepts, fostering a deeper appreciation of interdisciplinary approaches.
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