Titlebook: Spanish Studies in the Philosophy of Science; Gonzalo Munévar Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1996 ethics.morality.phi

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The Incompleteness of Technics,cs is proposed according to which its character is cumulative, not teleological, contingent, not deterministic, and radically incomplete. One notable consequence of this model is that it emphasizes our moral responsibility for the development of technics.

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Bayesian Induction and Statistical Inference,e philosophers of science who, as David Hume in the first half of the Eighteenth Century, did not believe in induction as the ‘glory of science’, rightly called the problem of induction .; the other one being the problem of demarcation between genuine science and pseudoscience.

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The Nature of Science and the Problem of Demarcation, keep bacterial parasites at bay, gene therapies that replace DNA in defective cells. All these remarkable achievements bear witness to the validity of the scientific knowledge from which they originated. No other kind of knowledge affects human life so pervasively and drastically.

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The Present Concept of the Gene,ng alternative hereditary characters (e.g. green or yellow color, smooth or rough surface, etc.) in each generation can be explained by the simple rules of combinatorial calculus between parental individual genetic factors (particulate) passed to the offspring by means of the gametes.

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The Philosophy of Technology Assessment,yer; the prospective climate changes due to global warming; the poverty, the hunger, and the permanent economic and social crises in the so-called Third World, where the greater part of the world’s population lives, multiplying incessantly; the threat of the eventual employment of chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons in war.

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