Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Analytic and Continental Approaches to Biology and Philosophy: David Hull and Marjorie Grene on ‘What Philosophy of Biology Is Not’

Chapter 3 All Knowledge Is Orientation: Marjorie Grene’s Ecological Epistemology

Chapter 4 “Dilettantes of Life.” Franco-German Refractions of Anthropogenesis in Twentieth Century Philosophy

Chapter 5 “Unknown Material”? Georges Canguilhem, French Philosophy and Medicine

Chapter 6 Life, Concept and Purpose: The Organism as a Connection in Kant’s Critical Philosophy and Georges Canguilhem’s Historical Epistemology

Chapter 7 Canguilhem’s Divided Subject: A Kantian Perspective on the Intertwinement of Logic and Life

Chapter 8 Knowledge, Life, and Error. Nietzschean Themes in the Work of Georges Canguilhem

Chapter 9 Neither Angel Nor Beast: Life and/Versus Mind in Canguilhem and Merleau-Ponty

Chapter 10 Canguilhem and the Promise of the Flesh

Chapter 12 Self-Organizing Life: Michel Serres and the Problem of Meaning

Chapter 13 French Philosophy of Technology and Technoscience: A Study on the Mode of Existence of Bio-objects

Chapter 14 A Bergsonian Perspective on Causality and Evolution