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is the practice of evaluating a decision against the criterion of whether the outcome achieves the original goal.
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The study of the evidences of design or purpose in nature.
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in theology, the doctrine that all things are designed by God; in biology, the theory or study of development as caused by the purposes which things serve.
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this is generally understood to mean that all life forms fulfil a plan and design preordained. It implies purpose and design to natural events. I cover this in detail in my discussion of [2: Kantist teleology ]; [2: also a note on teleology ]. A teleological explanation explains something or some event in terms of the purpose or goal served by the thing or event.[3: Is there a goal to evolution? ]
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| teleology |
acceptance of underlying directed purpose in biological phenomena.
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