2014
DOI: 10.1007/s10699-014-9376-9
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Science, Respect for Nature, and Human Well-Being: Democratic Values and the Responsibilities of Scientists Today

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“…Son preguntas que una neuroética aplicada no puede responder desde el propio escáner, desde su aparente neutralidad y objetividad (Slaby, 2010;Lacey, 2014). Sencillamente porque, en primer lugar, ha anulado toda perspectiva crítica al disolver la validez moral en la vigencia social, al no reconocer la profundidad y especificidad del lenguaje moral.…”
Section: Neurotecnología: La Neuroética Frente Al Neuropoderunclassified
“…Son preguntas que una neuroética aplicada no puede responder desde el propio escáner, desde su aparente neutralidad y objetividad (Slaby, 2010;Lacey, 2014). Sencillamente porque, en primer lugar, ha anulado toda perspectiva crítica al disolver la validez moral en la vigencia social, al no reconocer la profundidad y especificidad del lenguaje moral.…”
Section: Neurotecnología: La Neuroética Frente Al Neuropoderunclassified
“…In such cases, where adopting strategies (at M 1 ) and adopting theories (at M 2 ) tend to be closely linked, X may adopt T 2 because of interest in D m that may be grounded in ethical/social values, (and Y's lack of interest in exploring D m may also derive from different ethical/social values). E.g., T 1 ¼ theories of molecular biology and biotechnology, and D m ¼ ecological and social consequences of using GMOs in the lifeworld; T 1 serves well the interest of generating technoscientific innovations that contribute towards economic growth, and priority may be given to adopting it largely for this reason, while T 2 , suitable for investigating D m , might be adopted primarily by those who adhere to such values as sustainability and social justice (Lacey, 2014). Cases like this illustrate that the traditional ideal of comprehensiveness does not go always hand in hand with that of unification (Lacey, 2009).…”
Section: Adopting a Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The strategies under which T is developed are insufficient for investigating sustainable agroecosystems (and thus h 2 ) and many of the ethically-salient effects of using GMOs on agroecosystems (and thus h 1 ). They enable us to gain understanding of the underlying molecular and genomic structures of seeds and plants and the possibilities for intervening in order to transform them; but research that tests h 1 and h 2 requires strategies that can enable seeds, plants and crops to be investigated also as ecological and social objects (Lacey, 2005a: Part 2, 2012, 2014.…”
Section: Endorsing a Claimmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Os esforços de reinstitucionalização da ciência de modo a fornecer as condições do empreendimento efetivo de P-MS terão objetivos compartilhados com os movimentos sociais que adotam postura política diferente, a qual incorpora {V SJDPS } (cf. Lacey, 2008b;2012b;2014a).…”
Section: Comparação Entre As Duas Opçõesunclassified