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Scientific progress and human values

Scientific progress and human values

proceedings of the conference celebrating the 75th anniversary of the California Institute of Technology.
PhilosophyPolitics & Society
Pages
219
Published
1967
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores the intricate relationship between scientific advancement and the evolving landscape of human values. It delves into the social implications of scientific progress, examining how new discoveries and technologies shape our societal norms and ethical considerations. The collection of essays, potentially from a congress, offers diverse perspectives on navigating the future where science and humanity are inextricably linked.

Prose complexity
10/10

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Genres

Philosophy Politics & Society Science Sociology

Authors

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Daniel Bell

The American Professor Daniel Bell was a sociologist at Harvard University who focussed on post-industrialism.

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Edward Hutchings

Edward Hutchings writes on the important connections between scientific advancement and human principles. His book, "Scientific progress and human values," offers a thoughtful look at these complex topics. He is a clear voice in non-fiction discussions about science and ethics.

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Elizabeth Hutchings

Elizabeth Hutchings writes on the intersection of science and human ethics. Her work, including "Scientific progress and human values," provides a clear look at how our values shape and are shaped by scientific discovery.