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By Waddington C. H.
Waddington C. H. - 2015
First published in 1957, this seminal work bridges analytical and theoretical biology. It places the insights of analytical biology within a context that acknowledges the complexities of its core concepts and objectives. The essays address fundamental problems in classical biology, including the precise nature of biological organization, the processes that generate it, and the specifics of evolution. It explores the idea that organisms possess a unique constitutive principle distinct from inanimate matter, aiming to align these concepts with analytical biology.