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	Brett Calcott, Philosophy Program, RSSS, ANU Selection, Variation, and Development in Major Evolutionary Transitions

	Werner Callebaut, Konrad Lorenz Institute for Evolution and Cognition Research How Evolutionary is Evolutionary Economics?

	Werner Callebaut, Konrad Lorenz Institute for Evolution and Cognition Research ***

	Luis Campos, Harvard University Mutatis Mutandis: H. J. Muller’s Revisionist History and the Meaning of "Mutation"

	Linnda Caporael, Science and Technology Studies, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Core Configurations that Can Think, Learn and Create

	Alan Casselman, Department of Philosophy, Florida State University Teleology, Intention, and Metaphor: Understanding the Function of Evolution

	Stéphane Castonguay, CIEQ-UQTR Between the trunk and the bark : forest entomologists, the spruce budworm and the pulp and paper industry in Canada, 1909-1973

	Karla Chediak, State University of Rio de Janeiro, Philosophy Department The relation between individuation and evolution

	Matthew Chew, School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University The (Anti-?) Aesthetics of Invasion Biology

	Carol Cleland, Dept of Philosophy and Center for Astrobiology, University of Colorado The Problem of Defining ‘Life’

	John Collier, School of Philosophy and Ethics, University of KwaZulu-Natal Michael Stingl, Philosophy Department, University of Lethbridge Some Reasons to Believe that Naturalistic Ethics Need not be Reductionist

	Nathaniel Comfort, Johns Hopkins University Rebel without a pause: the self-consciously iconoclastic career of Barbara McClintock

	Alexandra Cook, Dept of Philosophy, University of Hong Kong Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Plant Identification

	Carl Craver, PNP Program, Washington University, St. Louis Mechanisms and Natural Kinds

	Kim Cuddington, Department of Biological Sciences/ Quantitative Biology Institute, Ohio State University Beatrix Beisner, Département des sciences biologiques; Université du Québec à Montréal Rhetorical appeals to philosophy of science in ecology

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