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The role of ethics in science and engineering

by: Deborah G. Johnson
Trends in Biotechnology (12 September 2010), doi:10.1016/j.tibtech.2010.08.003  Key: citeulike:7887754

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It is generally thought that science and engineering should never cross certain ethical lines. The idea connects ethics to science and engineering, but it frames the relationship in a misleading way. Moral notions and practices inevitably influence and are influenced by science and engineering. The important question is how such interactions should take place. Anticipatory ethics is a new approach that integrates ethics into technological development.


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