Development And Evolution
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[It is now suggested (1892) — see the writer's Diet, of PJiilos. And Psychol. , sub verb. — that adaptation be limited to racial adjustments, such as reflexes, in- stincts, etc. , in contrast with accommodation. 'Adjustment' is a convenient general term. ] ^ Used in the papers reprinted above.
152 Terminology and Criticisms 6. OrtJioplasy :'^ the directive or determining influence of organic selection in evolution.
7. OrtJioplastic Iiifluaiccs : ^ all agencies of accommoda- tion {e. G. , organi...c plasticity, imitation, intelligence, etc. ), considered as directing the course of evolution through organic selection.
8. Tradition : the handing on of acquired habits from generation to generation (independently of physical he- redity).
9. Social Heredity:'^ the process by which the indi- viduals of each generation acquire the matter of tradition and grow into the habits and usages of their kind.
§ 2. Criticisms of Organic Selection^ It is fortunate that both in Professor Wesley Mills' article in Science, May 22, and also in a personal letter to the writer, he accepts the class of facts emphasized in the foregoing, and admits their importance (having him- self before pointed out the imperfection of instinct)*; the point of difference between us being in their interpre- tation with reference to the inheritance of acquired char- 1 Used in the papers reprinted above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[It is now suggested (1892) — see the writer's Diet, of PJiilos. And Psychol. , sub verb. — that adaptation be limited to racial adjustments, such as reflexes, in- stincts, etc. , in contrast with accommodation. 'Adjustment' is a convenient general term. ] ^ Used in the papers reprinted above.
152 Terminology and Criticisms 6. OrtJioplasy :'^ the directive or determining influence of organic selection in evolution.
7. OrtJioplastic Iiifluaiccs : ^ all agencies of accommoda- tion {e. G. , organi...c plasticity, imitation, intelligence, etc. ), considered as directing the course of evolution through organic selection.
8. Tradition : the handing on of acquired habits from generation to generation (independently of physical he- redity).
9. Social Heredity:'^ the process by which the indi- viduals of each generation acquire the matter of tradition and grow into the habits and usages of their kind.
§ 2. Criticisms of Organic Selection^ It is fortunate that both in Professor Wesley Mills' article in Science, May 22, and also in a personal letter to the writer, he accepts the class of facts emphasized in the foregoing, and admits their importance (having him- self before pointed out the imperfection of instinct)*; the point of difference between us being in their interpre- tation with reference to the inheritance of acquired char- 1 Used in the papers reprinted above.
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