Transition: From Ethics to Politics and Policy  

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Briggle, Adam ; Mitcham, Carl

Jenis: Article from Books - E-Book
Dalam koleksi: Ethics and Science An Introduction, page 197-209.
Topik: Developing a Course; Goals of Teaching and Learning; Interdisciplinary Ethics; Effective Education; Ethics
Fulltext: Transition From Ethics to Politics and Policy.pdf (172.11KB)

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Following the introduction to ethical theory ( Chapter 2 ) and an analysis of how science as a social institution involves commitments to certain behavioral norms ( Chapter 3 ), Chapters 4 through 6 surveyed attempts to cultivate these norms. Although some behavioral norms, such as those concerning the treatment of human subjects, re? ect concerns from a larger, nonscienti? c society, even these were cast – as is typical – in distinctly science–science-relationship terms. Chapters 4, 5, and 6 thus surveyed leading issues related to ethics in the practice of science itself, more than in the maintenance of science–society relationships. Chapter 7 provided another take on science-science discourse, the efforts of scientists themselves to explain ethics. Are such considerations enough? Might something more be required? Consider the following scenario.

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