Osiris (Volume 17): Science and Civil Society

Osiris (Volume 17): Science and Civil Society

Lynn K. Nyhart , Thomas Broman
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2002 · English · Hardcover · 2 editions
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Exploring the intricate relationship between scientific advancement and societal development, this volume delves into the myriad ways in which science shapes civil life. It brings forth contemporary challenges and discussions, shedding light on the ethical implications of scientific discoveries and their influences on social structures.

The contributors engage with pressing issues, particularly the role of science in addressing social inequalities and the responsibilities that come with newfound knowledge. Each essay provides a unique perspective, encouraging readers to reflect critically on the responsibilities of scientists and policymakers alike.

Moreover, the volume juxtaposes historical contexts with modern-day challenges, revealing how past scientific achievements have paved the way for current civil society frameworks. It invites readers to contemplate the future, addressing potential paths for science to better serve humanity.

In unraveling these complex themes, the work emphasizes the importance of dialogue between scientific communities and society, advocating for collaboration to foster a more equitable world.

Book Details

Format Hardcover
Pages 350 pages
Language English
Published Jul 1, 2002
Publisher University of Chicago Press
Edition 1
Editions 2 editions
ISBN-10 0226073718
ISBN-13 9780226073712

Genres

Science & Technology History
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