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The Evolutionary Ecology Of Science (9006 words) |
 | In the future, the analysis should be extended to the sociobiology of science including the relationship between supervisors and their graduate and postdoctoral students and among peers e.g. |
| Hull's sophisticated Science as a Process (1988) is at once a treatise on the philosophy of science, the sociology of science, and evolutionary theory (whether instantiated biologically or socioculturally). |
| Much science involves not so much the kind of intensely competitive race made famous by Watson (1969), as it does precisely avoiding such races: with A studying X, B studying Y, C studying Z etc. However, negative frequency dependence can be added to, rather than simply substituted for, density dependence. |
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