Tiny ethics for big challenges: calling for an ethics of nanoscale science and technology
作者： R.W. Berne
关键词: Meaning (existential) 、 Societal impact of nanotechnology 、 Inclusion (disability rights) 、 Nanoscale Science 、 Engineering 、 Cognition 、 Engineering ethics
摘要: This article suggests that as we consider the social and ethical dimensions of nanotechnology development; inclusion analyses role human cognition is essential. Cognition formed from sensory-motor experiences, beliefs, ambitions, ideas; scientific research technological development are expressive these elements cognition, ultimately in goods use consume. By understanding imagination, which imbedded cognitive process, will be better equipped to glean meaning direct toward conscientious humanitarian ends.
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