Stanley N. Salthe

Stanley N. Salthe is an evolutionary biologist in Binghamton University’s Biological Science department.

Ph.D. in Zoology, Columbia University, 1963. My interests and work have ranged widely, in order, as follows: ichthyology, herpetology, developmental biology, evolutionary biology, systems science, semiotics, natural philosophy, with publications in all but the first. I taught various biology courses at the City University of New York from 1965 until 1990, and have been associated with Binghamton University’s Biological Science department since 1992.

Events with Stanley N. Salthe

April 1 | 12pm AEST | 6pm US PT

ProSocial Courses Info Session: Cohort 2

Join us for an introduction to the ProSocial Learning Pathway—a suite of courses designed to help you and any team succeed together.

Mondays at 9-11am ET February 10-March 24

From Friedman to Darwin: An Evolving Paradigm for Economics, Business, and Management

A free six-week online seminar led by Raj Sisodia and David Sloan Wilson

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Authored by Stanley N. Salthe

September 28, 2023

Can Evolution be Understood as a Conscious Process?

My approach is explored by considering Aristotelian Causal Categories, focusing on Final Cause. I then consider the possibility of understanding this question from an ‘internalist’ perspective.

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