Most researchers would be amazed to discover that opinions they
have about cherished themes in biology and medicine are biased. Van
der Steen and Ho contend that logic and methodology are not well
applied in biology and medicine, arguing that the impact of social
and moral factors on claims within these two disciplines is
underestimated. In response to this situation, Van der Steen and Ho
present tools from logic and ethics for assessing existing
literature. These tools will help to create sound articles and
materials in the life sciences.
After reviewing logic and methodological approaches, broad
guidelines are used to place science in a social context. Examples
from life sciences illustrate the implementation of logic,
methodology, and guidelines in forty-five brief case studies. Each
study includes comments on quoted and paraphrased passages from a
single article or book. Cross-references facilitate the
assimilation of lessons from the text. Students, researchers, and
scholars in biology, biomedicine, philosophy, and ethics as applied
to the life sciences will find this guide useful in improving their
research and writing skills.
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