Current Controversies in Values and Science (Hardcover)

　 List of Contributors Introduction: Values and Science: Current Controversies Kevin C. Elliott and Daniel Steel Part I - Epistemic Values: Can We Distinguish Epistemic from Non-Epistemic Values? 1 Distinguishing Between Cognitive and Social Values Hugh Lacey 2 The Borderlands Between Epistemic and Non-Epistemic Values Phyllis Rooney Part II - Epistemic Priority: Must Science Be Committed to Prioritizing Epistemic over Non-Epistemic Values? 3 Qualified Epistemic Priority: Comparing Two Approaches to Values in Science Daniel Steel 4 Values in Science: Against Epistemic Priority Matthew J. Brown 　 Part III - Inductive Risk: Does the Argument from Inductive Risk Justify Incorporating Non-Epistemic Values in Scientific Reasoning? 5 Why Inductive Risk Requires Values in Science Heather Douglas 6 Why the Argument from Inductive Risk Doesn’t Justify Incorporating Non-Epistemic Values in Scientific Reasoning Gregor Betz Part IV - Diversity: Can Social Diversity Be Best Incorporated into Science by Adopting the Social Value Management Ideal? 7 Can Social Diversity Be Best Incorporated into Science by Adopting the Social Value Management Ideal? Kristina Rolin 8 Feminism, Values, and the Bias Paradox: Why Value Management Is Not Sufficient Kristen Intemann Part V - Democracy: To Ensure That Scientific Institutions Serve Values of Social Justice and Democracy, Should Biomedical Research Be Socialized? 9 Socializing Medical Research James Robert Brown 10 Meanwhile, Why Not Biomedical Capitalism? Julian Reiss Suggestions for Further Reading Supplemental Guide to Further Controversies Index