Scientists and their responsibility

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Canton, MA: Watson Pub. International (1989)
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BJ57.S34 1989

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Models of medicine: from a biomechanical to a biopsychosocial view.H. G. Pauli
Should science be supervised, and if so by whom.  (pages 58--72)Marcello Pera
Ecological theories and ethical imperatives: can ecology provide a scientific justification for the ethics of environmental protection.  (pages 73--104)K. S. Shrader-Frechette
What does it mean to be responsible and free? A philosopher's viewpoint.  (pages 146--157)G. Seel
The epistemology of the opposition to science.  (pages 171--188)Yehuda Elkana

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