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El código del científico y su relación con la ética
Science (New York, N.Y.)
|November 18, 1977
Resumen
Las normas científicas requieren una expansión para incluir las relaciones públicas. También se necesita una ética del desarrollo para regular el cambio tecnológico, con ambos potencialmente creando un orden global cooperativo.
Área de la Ciencia:
- La ética en la ciencia La ética en la ciencia.
- Ciencia y sociedad Ciencia y sociedad.
- Desarrollo tecnológico Ética del desarrollo tecnológico
Sus antecedentes:
- Las normas científicas tradicionales (honestidad, objetividad, tolerancia) están en riesgo de distorsión.
- Las normas existentes no abordan adecuadamente las relaciones científico-públicas.
- Los rápidos cambios sociales requieren una nueva ética para gestionar el avance tecnológico.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Proponer la ampliación de las normas científicas para abarcar las interacciones públicas.
- Abogar por una ética del desarrollo para guiar el progreso tecnológico.
- Explorar la relación complementaria entre la ética científica y la ética del desarrollo.
Principales métodos:
- Análisis conceptual de las normas científicas.
- Desarrollo de un marco ético para la regulación tecnológica.
- Exploración de las relaciones éticas interdisciplinarias.
Principales resultados:
- Las normas científicas deben extenderse más allá de las prácticas internas para incluir las relaciones externas.
- Una ética del desarrollo es crucial para una regulación tecnológica y cultural humana y efectiva.
- Es probable que la ética científica y la ética del desarrollo sean complementarias, abordando las limitaciones de la otra.
Conclusiones:
- La integración de las normas científicas con la ética del desarrollo puede mitigar las deficiencias individuales.
- Un orden global cooperativo es posible a través de la sinergia de los científicos y el público.
- Este marco ético integrado apoya un orden mundial más humano.
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