The Influence of Scientific-Technical Progress on the Moral Development of the Human Being

Russian Studies in Philosophy 15 (1):59-60 (1976)
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The revolution in science and technology affects all aspects of the life of society. First of all, it influences the development of the productive forces and changes the character of the technological process and the place of the immediate producer in that process. The transformation of science into a direct productive force raises the effectiveness of socialist social production, the productivity of labor, and people's well-being

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