Flowers and honeybees: a study of morality in nature
"Can we discover morality in nature? Flowers and Honeybees extends the considerable scientific knowledge of flowers and honeybees through a philosophical discussion of the origins of morality in nature. Flowering plants and honeybees form a social group where each requires the other. They do no...
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Brill Rodopi
2020
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Can we discover morality in nature? Flowers and Honeybees extends the considerable scientific knowledge of flowers and honeybees through a philosophical discussion of the origins of morality in nature. Flowering plants and honeybees form a social group where each requires the other. They do not intentionally harm each other, both reason, and they do not compete for commonly required resources. They also could not be more different. Flowering plants are rooted in the ground and have no brains. Mobile honeybees can communicate the location of flower resources to other workers. We can learn from a million-year-old social relationship how morality can be constructed and maintained over time." |
| Beschreibung: | XII, 231 Seiten Illustrationen |
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgements ix Preface: Introducing the Meadow x Introduction і 1 The Question This Study Explores 2 The Shape of This Study 7 Cited References 13 і 1 Optimization, мер, and Mutualism 15 1 Introduction 15 2 Optimization 16 3 Maximum Entropy Production (мер) 4 Mutualism 33 Cited References 39 23 2 Emergence of the Flower and Honeybee Mutualism and Flower and Honeybee Ontology and Morphology 44 1 Introduction 44 2 Evolution of the Flower Honeybee Mutualism 45 2.1 Emergence ofFlowers and Their Pollinators 45 2.2 The Dawn ofAngiosperms 45 2.3 Pollen Likely Attracted Insects First 48 3 Emergence 54 4 Angiosperm Morphology 56 5 Flower Morphology 59 6 Honeybee Eusociality and Morphology 61 6.1 Honeybee Eusociality 61 6.2 Honeybee Anatomy 63 6.3 The Honeybee Caste System 66 7 The Moral Honeybee 67 Cited References 69 3 Flower and Honeybee Epistemology and Behavior 1 Introduction 72 2 Angiosperm Epistemology and Behavior 74 2.x Plant Knowing 74 2.2 Plants and Light 77 72
VI CONTENTS 3 4 5 6 2.3 Plants and Chemical ‘Smells’ 79 2.4 Plant Tactile Senses 81 2.5 Plants Don t Feel Pain 81 2.6 Plants and Sound 82 2.7 Plants Can Sense Gravity 83 2.8 Plant Memory 84 2.9 Tree Interdependence? 86 Plant Intelligence—a Philosophical Discussion 88 3.1 Thinking and Being 88 3.2 The Flowering Plant as a Presence in the Present 91 3.3 Non-Duality in Plante 93 3.4 Plant Intelligence as Disteibuted Intelligence 95 3.5 Intelligence and the Flower and Honeybee Facultative Mutualism 99 Honeybee Epistemology and Behavior 102 4.1 Basic Honeybee Existence 102 4.2 Honeybee Foraging Behavior 103 4.3 The Honeybee Foraging Waggle, Tremble, and Bump Dances 4.4 Honeybee Personality m 4.5 Home Hunting Waggle Dance 114 Consciousness in Flowers and Honeybees 117 Moral Elegance 126 Cited References 127 4 Epigenetics 132 1 Epigenetics Defined 132 2 Promise of Epigenetics 134 3 Epigenetic Purposes 135 4 General Implications of Epigenetics 139 5 Implications of Epigenetics for Flowers and Honeybees Cited References 142 5 The Good and the Emergence of Morality in the Flower and Honeybee Mutualism 144 1 Introduction 144 2 Asymmetricity 144 3 Responsibility 151 4 Reciprocal Responsibility 154 5 Up from Value 156 140 106
VII CONTENTS 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Hospitality 160 Pragmatic Naturalism 162 Altruism 164 8.1 Sociobiology 164 8.2 Three Forms ofAltruism 165 8.3 Altruistic Punishment 167 Singer’s Requirements for Morality to Emerge Applied to Flowers and Honeybees 174 Epigenetic Rules 179 10.1 Animal Epigenetic Rules 179 10.2 Plant Epigenetic Rules 185 Naturalistic Fallacies and Naturalistic Facts 186 11.1 David Hume 186 11.2 G. E. Moore 188 11.3 An Anti-Naturalistic Fallacy 194 11.4 Optimization 196 Flower and Honeybee Oughts and Obligates 197 Morality in Nature 199 Cited References 201 6 Study Summary and a Critique of Maximization 206 1 Study Summary 206 1.1 Key Findings of This Study 214 2 A Brief and Preliminary Critique of Maximization 215 Cited References 223 Index 225
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Contents Acknowledgements ix Preface: Introducing the Meadow x Introduction і 1 The Question This Study Explores 2 The Shape of This Study 7 Cited References 13 і 1 Optimization, мер, and Mutualism 15 1 Introduction 15 2 Optimization 16 3 Maximum Entropy Production (мер) 4 Mutualism 33 Cited References 39 23 2 Emergence of the Flower and Honeybee Mutualism and Flower and Honeybee Ontology and Morphology 44 1 Introduction 44 2 Evolution of the Flower Honeybee Mutualism 45 2.1 Emergence ofFlowers and Their Pollinators 45 2.2 The Dawn ofAngiosperms 45 2.3 Pollen Likely Attracted Insects First 48 3 Emergence 54 4 Angiosperm Morphology 56 5 Flower Morphology 59 6 Honeybee Eusociality and Morphology 61 6.1 Honeybee Eusociality 61 6.2 Honeybee Anatomy 63 6.3 The Honeybee Caste System 66 7 The Moral Honeybee 67 Cited References 69 3 Flower and Honeybee Epistemology and Behavior 1 Introduction 72 2 Angiosperm Epistemology and Behavior 74 2.x Plant Knowing 74 2.2 Plants and Light 77 72
VI CONTENTS 3 4 5 6 2.3 Plants and Chemical ‘Smells’ 79 2.4 Plant Tactile Senses 81 2.5 Plants Don't Feel Pain 81 2.6 Plants and Sound 82 2.7 Plants Can Sense Gravity 83 2.8 Plant Memory 84 2.9 Tree Interdependence? 86 Plant Intelligence—a Philosophical Discussion 88 3.1 Thinking and Being 88 3.2 The Flowering Plant as a Presence in the Present 91 3.3 Non-Duality in Plante 93 3.4 Plant Intelligence as Disteibuted Intelligence 95 3.5 Intelligence and the Flower and Honeybee Facultative Mutualism 99 Honeybee Epistemology and Behavior 102 4.1 Basic Honeybee Existence 102 4.2 Honeybee Foraging Behavior 103 4.3 The Honeybee Foraging Waggle, Tremble, and Bump Dances 4.4 Honeybee Personality m 4.5 Home Hunting Waggle Dance 114 Consciousness in Flowers and Honeybees 117 Moral Elegance 126 Cited References 127 4 Epigenetics 132 1 Epigenetics Defined 132 2 Promise of Epigenetics 134 3 Epigenetic Purposes 135 4 General Implications of Epigenetics 139 5 Implications of Epigenetics for Flowers and Honeybees Cited References 142 5 The Good and the Emergence of Morality in the Flower and Honeybee Mutualism 144 1 Introduction 144 2 Asymmetricity 144 3 Responsibility 151 4 Reciprocal Responsibility 154 5 Up from Value 156 140 106
VII CONTENTS 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Hospitality 160 Pragmatic Naturalism 162 Altruism 164 8.1 Sociobiology 164 8.2 Three Forms ofAltruism 165 8.3 Altruistic Punishment 167 Singer’s Requirements for Morality to Emerge Applied to Flowers and Honeybees 174 Epigenetic Rules 179 10.1 Animal Epigenetic Rules 179 10.2 Plant Epigenetic Rules 185 Naturalistic Fallacies and Naturalistic Facts 186 11.1 David Hume 186 11.2 G. E. Moore 188 11.3 An Anti-Naturalistic Fallacy 194 11.4 Optimization 196 Flower and Honeybee Oughts and Obligates 197 Morality in Nature 199 Cited References 201 6 Study Summary and a Critique of Maximization 206 1 Study Summary 206 1.1 Key Findings of This Study 214 2 A Brief and Preliminary Critique of Maximization 215 Cited References 223 Index 225 |
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