1st Edition

Ethics, Tools and the Engineer

By Raymond Spier Copyright 2001
320 Pages
by CRC Press

Modern society faces two problems: the development of acceptable methods for the introduction of new and powerful tools and the need for a trustworthy, universally applicable ethical system. Part of the problem may be attributed to the lack of a reliable system of ethics that can be brought to bear on the issues of new biotechnology, information te

Prologue. Beginnings. What Is/Are Ethics? Engineers as Tool Makers and Users. Managing Slippery Slope Arguments. Control of Tool Use. Looking Before Leaping. Tools in Prospect. Dealing With Intent Successfully. Index

Biography

Raymond Spier