Evolution by association : a history of symbiosis /

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Author / Creator:Sapp, Jan.
Imprint:New York : Oxford University Press, 1994.
Description:xvii, 255 p. ; 24 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1755306
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ISBN:0195088212 (paper : acid-free paper)
0195088204 (cloth : acid-free paper)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (p. 213-248) and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction
  • 1.. Symbiosis: Evolution in Action
  • The Origins of the Word
  • Making Associations
  • 2.. The Meanings of Mutualism
  • The Political Context of Mutualism
  • The Plover and the Crocodile
  • Protesting the Gladiator's Show
  • Symbiosis as Mutualism
  • Organicism, Symbiosis, and the Division of Labor
  • Symbiosis as Parasitism
  • The Synthesis of New Individuals
  • 3.. Socially Constructing the Individual
  • Cell Theory Is Social Theory
  • The Cell as a Collective
  • Nucleocentricism
  • 4.. Symbiogenesis in Russia
  • The Experimental Ideal
  • Merezhkovskii Claims Priority
  • Mycoplasm and Amoeboplasm
  • Refuge in Geneva
  • The Sacred Fire of the Lighthouse
  • 5.. Engendering Genesis Stories
  • Feminine Nature
  • Convoluta
  • Problems with Protista
  • Organisms without Cells
  • A Midsummer-Night's Fantasy?
  • Missing Mitochondria
  • 6.. Les Symbiotes and Germ Theory
  • Neo-Lamarckism, Infection, and Immunity
  • The Prince and the Pauper
  • Challenging the Doctrine of Asepsis
  • Symbiotes and Vitamins
  • The Rhetoric of Les Symbiotes
  • Mitochondria Are Bacteria
  • Cultivating Mitochondria
  • The Physiological Role of Symbiotes
  • 7.. The Pasteurization of Les Symbiotes
  • Making a Revolution--Winning the Election
  • A Showdown with the Pasteurians
  • Protests and Priority
  • Critiques from Lyon
  • "Wrong on Every Point"?
  • Les Mythes des Symbiotes
  • Bacteriophage and "Microlichen"
  • "The Thankless Task of Precursor,"
  • 8.. Les Symbiotes Revisited
  • Rediscovery in the United States
  • Translation and Transformation
  • Local Debates in a Global Context
  • Theory Mongering in the United States
  • The Inheritance of Acquired Characteristics
  • A Failed Revolution
  • Falling in the Cracks
  • 9.. Verbal Phantoms
  • A Committee on Terminology
  • Problems in Cost-Benefit Accounting
  • Hostile Symbiosis
  • Conflict in Cooperative Ecology
  • Evolution in the Study of Symbiosis?
  • The Organism as Functional Field
  • One Germ Plasm--One Organism
  • 10.. Organisms and the Edge of Disciplines
  • Plasmagenes, Viruses, and Viroids
  • Inherited Symbionts: Bad Pennies
  • Changing Concepts of Heredity
  • Lysogeny, Symbiosis, and Technoevolution
  • The Plasmid: A Discursive Ploy
  • The Unbound Organism
  • "Switching" Metaphors
  • 11.. Molecular Reconstruction
  • Poor Cousins
  • The Genetics of Symbiosis
  • Eukaryote Origins: The Space Race
  • The Argument from Dr. Pangloss
  • Serial Endosymbiosis Theory
  • 12.. The Dull Edge of Ockham's Razor
  • The Argument for Simplicity
  • Together They Stand; Divided They Fall
  • A Revival of Special Creation?
  • Are Origin Stories Scientific?
  • Closing the Controversy
  • 13.. Is Nature Motherly?
  • The Human Nature of Origin Stories
  • Back to Gaia
  • Mother Nature, Antiscience and Myth
  • Tit for Tat
  • Delimiting Symbiosis
  • Concluding Remarks
  • Notes
  • Index