February 16, 2005
E.O. Wilson Reading Group Meets Tonight
TONIGHT's discussion (Feb 16) will be on
Wilson's concept of interdisciplinary consilience. Dr. John Nolt, UT
philosophy professor, will moderate.
Hodges Library, Room 127
7 pm
Wilson will speak at 3 pm Tues, Mar
15, Alumni Memorial Building. An Environmental Semester event.
Posted by Donna Braquet at 11:28 AM
February 14, 2005
E.O. Wilson Reading Group - Consilience & Interdisciplinarity
The second meeting of the E.O. Wilson Reading group will be held on Wednesday.
Date: Feb 16, 2005
Time: 7:00 pm
Topic: Consilience & Interdisicplinarity
Location: Hodges Library, Rm 127
Moderator: John Nolt, Dept. of Philosophy, UT
Readings are online.
Posted by Donna Braquet at 03:07 PM
January 31, 2005
E.O. Wilson Reading/Discussion Group
The first meeting of the E.O. Wilson Reading group will be held on Wednesday.
Date: Feb 2, 2005
Time: 7:00 pm
Topic: Sociobiology
Location: Hodges Library, Rm 127
Moderator: Neil Greenberg, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology, UT
Readings are online:
"Man: From Sociobiology to Sociology," Chapter 27 from Sociobiology: The New Synthesis (Cambridge, Mass.: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1975)
"Attaining Sociobiology," Chapter 16 from Naturalist (Washington, D.C.: Island Press / Shearwater Books, 1994)
"The Sociobiology Controversy," Chapter 17 from Naturalist
Posted by Donna Braquet at 03:17 PM
January 05, 2005
E.O.Wilson Reading/Discussion Series
E.O. Wilson Reading/Discussion Series.
In commemoration of E. O. Wilson's visit to campus on March 15, 2005, the Libraries are sponsoring a reading/discussion group.
Time: 7:00 pm
Dates & Topics:
Wed, Feb. 2: Sociobiology
Wed, Feb. 16: Consilience & Interdisciplinarity
Wed, March 9: Biodiversity, Conservation, and Environmental Ethics
Location: Hodges Library, Room 127
See the Schedule and Get Links to the Readings>>
Print a Flyer (pdf or doc)
Posted by Donna Braquet at 05:25 PM
December 13, 2004
Articles by E.O. Wilson
The articles are only a selection of Wilson's work. To discover more of Wilson's articles, you can search Web of Science. In the author field, type-- wilson, eo
Wilson EO
How to unify knowledge - Keynote address
ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 935: 12-17 2001
Wilson EO
Nature matters
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE 20 (3): 241-242 APR 2001
Ben-Ari ET, Mayr E, Prance G, et al.
What next for Biology? Top biologists highlight past advances and future challenges at the 2000 AIBS Meeting
BIOSCIENCE 50 (10): 848-853 OCT 2000
Moore G, Wilson EO
Integrating science and conservation
NATURE 405 (6783): 254A-254A MAY 11 2000
Christen K, Wilson EO
Biodiversity at the crossroads
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 34 (5): 122A-128A MAR 1 2000
Times Cited: 0
Wilson EO
On the future of conservation biology
CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 14 (1): 1-3 FEB 2000
Times Cited: 17
Posted by Donna Braquet at 04:44 PM
Books by E. O. Wilson in the UT Libraries
SPEAKER: E. O. WILSON
March 15, 2005, 3:00pm in Alumni Memorial Building, Cox Auditorium followed by a reception/book signing
Selected Books:
Sociobiology
View the ToC
Hodges Library / Stacks: QL775 .W539
The diversity of life
View theToC
Hodges Library / Stacks: QH313 .W55 1992
Consilience : the unity of knowledge
Hodges Library Stacks: B72 .W54 1998
The future of life
View theToC, read the Prologue
Library / Stacks: QH75 .W535 2002
Naturalist
Hodges Library / Stacks: QH31.W64 A3 1994
All E.O. Wilson's books available at the UT Libraries.
Posted by Donna Braquet at 03:30 PM
Books by E. O. Wilson in the UT Libraries
SPEAKER: E. O. WILSON
March 15, 2005, 3:00pm in Alumni Memorial Building, Cox Auditorium followed by a reception/book signing
Selected Books:
Sociobiology
View the ToC
Hodges Library / Stacks: QL775 .W539
The diversity of life
View theToC
Hodges Library / Stacks: QH313 .W55 1992
Consilience : the unity of knowledge
Hodges Library Stacks: B72 .W54 1998
The future of life
View theToC, read the Prologue
Library / Stacks: QH75 .W535 2002
Naturalist
Hodges Library / Stacks: QH31.W64 A3 1994
All E.O. Wilson's books available at the UT Libraries.
Posted by Donna Braquet at 03:30 PM