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Adaptation, development, and the quest for common ground. In: Adaptationism and Optimality. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 2001.
Typology reconsidered: Two doctrines on the history of evolutionary biology. Biology and Philosophy. 1998;13:153-77.
Historical development of the concept of adaptation. In: Adaptation. New York: Academic Press; 1995. p. 11-53.
Function without purpose: The uses of causal role function in evolutionary biology. Biology and Philosophy. 1994;9:443-69.
John T. Gulick and the active organism: Adaptation, isolation, and the politics of evolution. In: Darwin in the Pacific. University of Hawaii Press; 1994. p. 110-39.
Two concepts of constraint: Adaptationism and the challenge from developmental biology. Philosophy of Science. 1994;61:556-78.
On the plurality of psychological naturalisms. New Ideas in Psychology. 1993;11:193-205.
Doctor Dennett and Doctor Pangloss: Perfection and selection in psychology and biology. Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 1990;13:577-84.
The trials and tribulations of selectionist explanations. In: Issues in Evolutionary Epistemology. Albany: State University of New York Press; 1989. p. 413-32.
How to be naturalistic: Garrett, Graham, and Fodor on psychology. New Ideas in Psychology. 1988;6:187-91.
Logical adaptationism. Behavioral and Brain Sciences. 1988;11:505-6.
The unknown epistemology of E.C. Tolman. British Journal of Psychology. 1986;77:525-31.
Psychology and epistemology: The place versus response controversy. Cognition. 1985;20:127-53.
Clark Hull, Robert Cummins, and functional analysis. Philosophy of Science. 1984;51:657-66.
E.C. Tolman and the intervening variable: A study in the epistemological history of psychology. Philosophy of Science. 1983;50:268-82.
The epistemological status of a naturalized epistemology. Inquiry. 1983;26:333-44.
