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biology and culture: meta-themes arising

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Sun, 09/27/2009 - 1:11pm.

Should we/can we change "classifications"?

  • human and less human
  • male and female
  • science and art
  • health and illness

Should we/can we have codes of behavior that go beyond money, immediate outcomes?

  • in science
  • in health
  • in athletics
  • in art

Should biology play a greater role in encouraging "broader perspectives" in social discourse?  Should it pay more attention to "broader perspectives" in its own activities?

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