FROM THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE TO ETHICS - Kanke, Victor A.
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The author proposes a unity of philosophy of science and scientific ethics as a reliable basis for human success. Misunderstanding and rejecting this unity can lead a person to become a parrot of civilisation, guided only by superficial theories.The interpretation of all the questions presented in this book is based on the author's theory of conceptual transduction. This book is for those who have their own noble and far-sighted point of view and do not want to become robots. philosophy of science; scientific ethics; conceptual transduction; unity of science and ethics; moral philosophy;…mehr

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The author proposes a unity of philosophy of science and scientific ethics as a reliable basis for human success. Misunderstanding and rejecting this unity can lead a person to become a parrot of civilisation, guided only by superficial theories.The interpretation of all the questions presented in this book is based on the author's theory of conceptual transduction. This book is for those who have their own noble and far-sighted point of view and do not want to become robots. philosophy of science; scientific ethics; conceptual transduction; unity of science and ethics; moral philosophy; ethics of science; philosophy of knowledge; humanism; philosophy of civilization; epistemology; scientific worldview; ethics and technology; human reason; conceptual systems; modern philosophy; rationality; Viktor Kanke; scientific rationality; dehumanization; philosophy and progress
Autorenporträt
Victor A. Kanke (born on 29th April 1944) is a Russian philosopher and the author of 65 monographs devoted to the philosophy of science inmore than twenty modern branches of science, ranging from mathematics and physics to economics and pedagogy. He is renowned for hisencyclopaedic knowledge. He is also the creator of the concept of conceptual transduction as a branch of the philosophy of science.