The Intersection of Ethics and Other Disciplines
Students analyze how ethical considerations impact practices in science, history, and the arts. They evaluate the moral responsibilities of knowledge producers.
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Students analyze how ethical considerations impact practices in science, history, and the arts. They evaluate the moral responsibilities of knowledge producers.
Key Questions
- What are the ethical responsibilities of scientists and historians?
- How should society handle knowledge that has potential for harm?
- Can art be considered unethical?
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