Titlebook: Violence and the Politics of Research; Willard Gaylin,Ruth Macklin,Tabitha M. Powledge Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Science and Social Controloday. The reverential public attitudes toward scientific and medical research, reflected and in part created by earlier twentieth-century fictional works such as . and “nonfiction” accounts by writers such as Paul de Kruiff, have changed, and many areas of research have come under critical public sc

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Fragile Knowledge and Stubborn Ignoranceeding millennia, violence has punctuated human existence without being considered a topic for empirical study. It was extolled by epic poets as the ultimate test of masculine virtue, it was denounced by prophets and moralists, it was endured by ordinary people as a natural risk in the human conditio

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Ethics and the Control of Research and frustration of people prevented from carrying on their work. However, it is clear that they also felt a deep resentment at the charge that what they were doing was harmful and irresponsible, and that they were frustrated by their inability to convince others that their work was, as they believe

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Book 1981arts to reflect the several facets of the interdisciplinary project from which it stems. In the opening chapter Willard Gaylin and Ruth Macklin, who di­ rected the study, describe its basic conception and structure, which centered around three programs to conduct research into aspects of violence an

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