網谷 祐一

AMITANI Yuichi

Professor

Affiliation
Center for Cultural Research and Studies
Title
Professor
E-Mail
yuiami@gmail.com
Web site
https://yuiami.wordpress.com/

Education

Courses - Undergraduate
Academic Skills 1
Academic Skills 2
Philosophy (English)
Philosophy (Japanese)
History of Science
Courses - Graduate

Research

Specialization
Others
Philosophy of Science (esp. Philosophy of Biology)
History of Science
Environmental Ethics
Educational Background, Biography
Current Research Theme
Key Topic
Affiliated Academic Society
The International Society for History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Biology (ISHPSSB)
Philosophy of Science Association
American Philosophical Association

Dissertation and Published Works

Finding Value-Ladenness in Evolutionary Psychology: Examining Nelson's Arguments, History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences、45:36 (Springer)
Do New Evolutionary Studies of Consciousness Face Similar Methodological Problems As Evolutionary Studies of Mind?, Annals of the Japan Association for Philosophy of Science, 31(1), 31-53.
Did Social Interactions Shape the Reflective Mind?, Kagakutetugaku Kagakusi Kenkyu (Philosophy and History of Science Studies), 15, pp. 1-24
The Effects of ``L-S Reading'' in English Extensive Reading Courses, HELES Journal, 18, pp.51-65.
The general concept of species, Journal of Philosophical Ideas, Special Issue(Institute of Philosophy, Seoul National University), pp. 89-120.
A tale of two minds: Past, present and future, Annals of the Japan Association for Philosophy of Science, 24, pp. 21-43
Prototypical reasoning about species and the species problem, Biological Theory, 10(4), pp. 289-300.
The natural frequency hypothesis and evolutionary arguments, Mind & Society, 14(1), pp. 1-19.
The Communication Puzzle of the Species Problem, Annals of the Japan Association for the Philosophy of Science, 21, pp. 1-20.
What a tale of two minds can be, in Nakao H. (ed.), Proceedings of CAPE International Workshops, 2012, CAPE Publications, Kyoto, Japan, pp. 69-76.
The Modal Flexibility of Photographic Artworks Tetsugaku Kenkyu (The Journal of Philosophical Studies), 593, pp.1-15.