Daryn Green is of one mind (almost) with Raymond Tallis.
http://philosophynow.org/issues/88/Apin ... ond_Tallis
Aping Mankind: Neuromania, Darwinitis and the Misrepresentation of Humanity by Raymond Tallis
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Re: Aping Mankind: Neuromania, Darwinitis and the Misreprese
I liked the review, and like what I have seen so far of the book. (For some reason the first time I opened the review article, I was able to read the whole thing - now I am directed to the subsciption panel.)
I have read a couple of Tallis' other essays on the excellent New Atlantis website, and generally concur with his viewpoint. I also sympathise with his tone of exasperation. Like him, I don't get why so many intelligent people are drawn to what he calls 'neuromania' and 'darwinitis' (without questioning the objective validity of evolutionary science, either).
I am interested that he describes himself as a 'proud atheist' though, the tendency of his thought does not appear to be pointed in that direction.
I have read a couple of Tallis' other essays on the excellent New Atlantis website, and generally concur with his viewpoint. I also sympathise with his tone of exasperation. Like him, I don't get why so many intelligent people are drawn to what he calls 'neuromania' and 'darwinitis' (without questioning the objective validity of evolutionary science, either).
I am interested that he describes himself as a 'proud atheist' though, the tendency of his thought does not appear to be pointed in that direction.
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Re: Aping Mankind: Neuromania, Darwinitis and the Misrepresentation of Humanity by Raymond Tallis
Finding out about Tallis.