Tag Archives: Legal ethics
Science and the Unborn
How do scientists evaluate the social implications arising from their medical and biological inquiries? With respect to science and the unborn, how should scientists and citizens collaborate in the creation of public policy? Clifford Grobstein and Malcolm Potts address these … Continue reading
Posted in Episodes, Grobstein, Clifford, Potts, Malcolm
Tagged Abortion, Legal ethics, Medical ethics
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(1) Privilege and Responsibility; (2) Philosophy and Public Policy, Part 2 of 7: Ethics and International Relations
John Passmore, joined by Kent Mullikin, discusses the privileges and responsibilities borne by teachers, especially in the academy. These include the freedom to teach and the moral implications of teaching. Passmore expresses his opinions on the then-new fields of Afro-American … Continue reading
Posted in Bennett, William J., Episodes, Mullikin, Kent, Passmore, John, Rachels, James, Sher, George, Simon, Robert
Tagged Education -- U.S., Legal ethics, Philosophy, U.S. -- Public Policy
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