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Genes Determinism And God Denis Alexander

Name: Genes Determinism And God Denis Alexander
SKU: BELL-49492954
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.7 (86 reviews)

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.66 MB

Pages: 392

Author: Denis Alexander

ISBN: 9781316506387, 131650638X

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Genes Determinism And God Denis Alexander by Denis Alexander 9781316506387, 131650638X instant download after payment.

Over the past centuries the pendulum has constantly swung between an emphasis on the role of either nature or nurture in shaping human destiny, a pendulum often energised by ideological considerations. In recent decades the flourishing of developmental biology, genomics, epigenetics and our increased understanding of neuronal plasticity have all helped to subvert such dichotomous notions. Nevertheless, the media still report the discovery of a gene 'for' this or that behaviour, and the field of behavioural genetics continues to extend its reach into the social sciences, reporting the heritability of such human traits as religiosity and political affiliation. There are many continuing challenges to notions of human freedom and moral responsibility, with consequent implications for social flourishing, the legal system and religious beliefs. In this book, Denis Alexander critically examines these challenges, concluding that genuine free will, often influenced by genetic variation, emerges from an integrated view of human personhood derived from contemporary biology.