Ellen Clarke, Associate professor, University of Leeds
Ellen Clarke is a Philosopher of Biology with interests in evolutionary theory, scientific metaphysics and ontology, moral and cultural evolution, evolutionary game theory, and conservation ecology. She has two children and is Associate Professor at the University of Leeds, having got her PhD in Bristol and then held postdoctoral positions at the Konrad Lorenz Institute in Vienna, and at All Souls College, University of Oxford.
Part I. FINDING OUR TARGET1. What Is the Problem?2. Setting the StagePart II. HOW TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM3. Evolutionary Individuals4. Individuals in Transition5. Other Kinds of Biological IndividualPart III. LEARNING LESSONS6. Biological Identity and Other Metaphysical Issues7. ExtensionsConclusions
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