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Hadgarov M.H. PHILOSOPHICAL AND ETHICAL AND ETHICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCEExamines the ethical aspects of science. Cognitive activity and the production of knowledge conceptualized as an arena of alternative ideas of coexistence and interaction of actors connected by one common purpose — to learn the truth. Cognitive process and communicative relations scholars regarded as implicitly regular liruemye principles of cultural and ethical content, and scientific knowledge — the "loaded" moral and ethical judgments.Key words: science, culture, ethics, norms, principles, truth, pluralism, the professional responsibility of the scientist, the freedom of scientific research.
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Author: Hadzharov M.H.
Year: 2013
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Sergey Aleksandrovich MIROSHNIKOV |
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