Teaching resources

For teaching about philosophy of biology, the best resource is the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy — immensely useful for preparing lectures and building bibiliographies (and see Roberta Millstein's resource for a useful selection of its phil-bio articles).

For contrasting approaches and gleaning great material, searching for "syllabus in philosophy of biology" or "syllabus in history of biology" kicks up a diversity of syllabi to work from.

Other useful summaries are:

• the Cambridge philbio guide , put together by Tim Lewens at the HPS Department
• Douglas Allchin's SHiPS (Sociology, History and Philosophy of Science) Resource Center
• the APA Diversity and Inclusive Syllabi Collection (Philosophy of Science/Biology)
• for teaching genetics without Mendelism: Genetics Pedagogies Project at the University of Leeds (UK)