The Proper Locus for the Ethical Debates in the Life Sciences

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  • This paper argues that priority questions in the life sciences are properly ethical questions. It further argues that, assuming a democratic government, priority questions should be decided within, rather than apart from, the political process. Scientists have a special role to play in this decision making process.
TitleThe Proper Locus for the Ethical Debates in the Life Sciences
CreatorLammers, Stephen E.
PublisherProceedings of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science
Academic DepartmentReligious Studies
DivisionHumanities
OrganizationLafayette College
Date Issued1973
Date Available2023-06-26
TypeArticle
LanguageEnglish
Bibliographic CitationLammers, S. E. (1973) "The Proper Locus for the Ethical Debates in the Life Sciences." Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science 47: 167-170.
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