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January 1983
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... It follows from this, for Gould, that we thus require two separate and distinct kinds of enquiry to deal with the disparate subject-matters: namely, empirical data-cosmology and morality-metaphysics (Gould 1997(Gould , 2002. Gould singlehandedly helped to modify Darwinian extremism by proposing what he called 'punctuated equilibria', suggesting that evolution is to be accounted for in gradualist terms (Gould, 1994). Dawkins however rejects what he regards as an apologetic bowing to the appropriation of evolutionism into creationism of doctrinal religion (Gould 1997: 397) There are other middle-way positions as well, suggested by the more reformed, 'evolved' Abrahamic voices (Kitcher, 2007), and most notably in respect of Buddhist interventions in the Western debates (e.g., H.H. Dalai Lama, Robert Thurman, Trinh Xuan Thuan) (see Ricard and Thuan 2001), as also on the question of the 'philosopher's science' (Mohanty, 2007). ...
January 1983
... When discussing taxonomy, Stephen J. Gould emphasized that "classifications both reflect and direct our thinking" (66). Going on to say that "the way we order represents the way we think" (66). ...
January 1983