John S. Wilkins, Frank E. Zachos, and Igor Ya. Pavlinov (eds.)
（2022年6月刊行，CRC Press［Series: Species and Systematics］, Boca Raton, xviii+364 pp., ISBN:978-0-3674-2537-1 [hbk] / ISBN:978-1-0322-2147-2 [pbk] → 版元ページ）
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【目次】
Acknowledgement vii
Editors' Biographies ix
List of Contributors xi
Introduction ［John S. Wilkins, Frank E. Zachos, and Igor Ya. Pavlinov］ xiii
Section 1. Concepts and Theories
Chapter 1. We Are Nearly Ready to Begin the Species Problem ［Matthew J. Barker］ 3Chapter 2. Is the Species Problem That Important? ［Yuichi Amitani］ 39
Chapter 3. ‘Species’ as a technical term: Multiple meanings in practice, one idea in theory ［Thomas A. C. Reydon］ 65
Chapter 4. What Should Species Be? Taxonomic Inflation and the Ethics of Splitting and Lumping ［Jay Odenbaugh］ 91
Chapter 5. The Good Species ［John S. Wilkins］ 105
Section 2. Practice and Methods
Chapter 6. Species in the Time of Big Data: The Multi-species Coalescent, the General Lineage Concept, and Species Delimitation ［Aleta Quinn］ 127Chapter 7. Species delimitation using molecular data ［Megan L. Smith, Bryan C. Carstens］ 145
Chapter 8. Taxonomic order, disorder and governance ［Stijn Conix, Stephen T. Garnett, Frank E. Zachos, Les Christidis］ 161
Section 3. Ranks and Trees and Names
Chapter 9. Ecology, evolution, and systematics in a post-species world ［Brent D. Mishler］ 177Chapter 10. The species before and after Linnaeus – tension between disciplinary nomadism and conservative nomenclature ［Alessandro Minelli］ 191
Chapter 11. Taxonomic hierarchies as a tool for coping with the complexity of biodiversity ［Julia D. Sigwart ］ 227
Section 4. Metaphysics and Epistemologies
Chapter 12. The species problem from a conceptualist’s viewpoint ［Igor Ya. Pavlinov］ 245Chapter 13. (Some) Species are Processes ［John Dupré］ 279
Chapter 14. Metaphysical presuppositions about species stability: problematic and unavoidable ［Catherine Kendig］ 293
Chapter 15. Critique of taxonomic reason(ing): nature’s joints in light of an ‘Honest’ Species Concept and Kurt Hübner’s historistic philosophy of science ［Frank E. Zachos］ 315
Afterword
Chapter 16. Continuing After Species: An Afterword ［Robert A. Wilson］ 343Index 355
