The Natue of Knowledge: Concerning Adaptations, Instinct and the Evolution of Intelligence

Langue : anglais

Edité par Allen Lane The Pengun Press, Australia, 1994

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Book condition is near fine. Spine intact. Text body clean and immaculate throughout the book. Book block is clean and unmarked all sides of the book. Book boards clean and unmarked front and back of the book. No extra charges for over-sea shipping as the book weight does not exceed 500gram. Dust Jacket near fine. Over-all an excellent copy of the 1st edition. Knowledge is therefore dynamic, evolving as organisms interact with their environment and face new challenges.Instinct and Learning: Instincts are innate behavioral patterns that have evolved because they reliably increase fitness. They represent a form of pre-programmed knowledge encoded in the genome. However, instincts alone are often insufficient in complex or changing environments. Learning allows organisms to modify behavior based on experience, effectively extending the adaptive potential of instinctual responses. Plotkin emphasizes that the interplay between instinct and learning forms a continuum, where some behaviors are rigidly inherited while others are flexible and shaped by environmental feedback. Evolution of Intelligence: Intelligence can be seen as an advanced form of adaptive knowledge. It enables organisms to predict, plan, and manipulate their environment beyond immediate instinctual responses. Plotkin proposes a three-dimensional theory of knowledge, where intelligence evolves as a mechanism to integrate instinctual knowledge with experiential learning, allowing for problem-solving in novel situations. This perspective frames intelligence as a product of evolutionary pressures, where cognitive abilities are selected for their contribution to survival and reproductive success. Integration of Adaptation, Instinct, and Knowledge: The evolution of knowledge involves a Darwinian process: variation in cognitive traits, selection for traits that improve fitness, and retention of successful strategies. Instinct provides a baseline of adaptive behavior, while learning and intelligence allow for flexible responses to environmental complexity. Together, these mechanisms illustrate that knowledge is not static but emerges from the interaction between genetic inheritance, environmental challenges, and cognitive development.…

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Titre
The Natue of Knowledge: Concerning Adaptations, Instinct and the Evolution of Intelligence
Auteur
Henry Plotkin
Éditeur
Allen Lane The Pengun Press, Australia
Année de publication
1994
État de l'article
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Bon
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Couverture rigide
Langue
anglais
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