Jerarquías, integración y complejidad en biología: un posible marco para la evo-devo
; Peimbert, Mariana Otros responsables
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05/2013
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Universidad de Málaga. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Departamento de Filosofía
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1136-4076
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1136-9922
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Históricamente, las jerarquías han servido para clasificar y organizar la vida. Actualmente, es claro que capturar conceptualmente la complejidad y diversidad de la vida, requiere más de una sola jerarquía. Aquí se abordan algunos de los principales retos que enfrentan las jerarquías al procurar aprehender la biodiversidad. Para resolverlos, se propone una red de jerarquías que sirven de descriptores de procesos con genidentidad y pluralismo ontológico, desde una perspectiva y nivel particulares. La red de jerarquías se concibe como un conjunto de ramas en crecimiento que pueden dividirse y unirse de múltiples maneras. Nuestra perspectiva resuelve varios de los problemas identificados e integra perspectivas multinivel justo lo que se requiere para construir del marco demandado por la evo-devo.
Throughout history hierarchies have been useful for categorizing and organizing life. It is clear that one hierarchy is not enough for the conceptualization of the complexity and diversity of life as we currently understand them. In this paper we address some of the key challenges associated hierarchies when apprehending biodiversity. Furthermore, we propose a network which consists of different hierarchies that serve as descriptors of processes with genidentity and ontological pluralism. Each hierarchy describes a process from a particular perspective and level. Thus, this network is conceived as growing branches that can divide and join multiple ways. Our approach solves several of the identified challenges and it becomes a way of integrating thoughts to allow the construction of a framework required by evo-devo.
Throughout history hierarchies have been useful for categorizing and organizing life. It is clear that one hierarchy is not enough for the conceptualization of the complexity and diversity of life as we currently understand them. In this paper we address some of the key challenges associated hierarchies when apprehending biodiversity. Furthermore, we propose a network which consists of different hierarchies that serve as descriptors of processes with genidentity and ontological pluralism. Each hierarchy describes a process from a particular perspective and level. Thus, this network is conceived as growing branches that can divide and join multiple ways. Our approach solves several of the identified challenges and it becomes a way of integrating thoughts to allow the construction of a framework required by evo-devo.
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