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Johannes Martens, Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL) - Fraternal vs. egalitarian transitions in individuality: two processes, one concept?

In the biological literature, a “major transition in individuality” refers to the process by which a new population of biological individuals emerges from a population of entities that were previously able to undergo natural selection. During this process, the lower level entities lose their status as units of selection, and become parts of the higher level individuals (Buss 1987; Michod 1999).

Michela Massimi (Université d'Edinbourg, Ecosse)

Navigating the Neurath’s boat of natural kinds