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Evolution seems tobe a perfect example of a historical process: It began with the earliest “living” units, progressed to massive diversity and disparity, and resulted in our recent lifeworld, the subject-matter of the evolutionary biologist. Yet some irritation remains considering the logical grammar of “history”, as it seems to introduce non-functional aspects into evolutionary  theory  – which is often addressed as contingency in evolutionary  biology . But even reducing the “historical” aspect of evolutionary biology to a functional understanding of lifeworld, we have to consider the specific historicity of the  epistemic  situation of the evolutionary biologist. This paper argues for the relevance of the explication of this peculiar  epistemic  situation, taking into account the recent systemic transformations of evolutionary theory.

Das Ende der (Natur-)Geschichte?: Von der Funktionsform zur Systemform