Science and Engineering Ethics
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Volume 5, Issue 4, October 1999

Editorial
On a Question of Trust
Raymond Spier, 434-436. [Full Text]
Comment
The Good Engineer
P. Aarne Vesilind, 437-442. [Full Text]
Letters
Research Misconduct: Why are Definitions So Elusive?
Robert Hauptman, 443-444. [Full Text]
Papers
Reframing the Question of Forbidden Knowledge for Modern Science
Deborah G. Johnson, 445-461. [Abstract] [Full Text]
Rhetoric, Technical Writing, and Ethics
Michael Davis, 463-478. [Abstract] [Full Text]
Some Steps Towards the Recovery of Technical Writing as a Democratic Art: An Historicist Plea for Rhetoric (Commentary on Davis)
Steve Fuller, 479-483. [Full Text]
Commentary on “Rhetoric, Technical Writing and Ethics” (M. Davis)
Paul B. Thompson, 484-486. [Full Text]
Are Scientific Papers Examples of Rhetoric? (Commentary on Davis),
Frederick Grinnell, 487-488. [Full Text]
The Ethics of Truth-Telling and the Problem of Risk
Paul B. Thompson, 489-510. [Abstract] [Full Text]
Telling the Truth about Risk Assessments (Commentary on Thompson)
Michael Davis, 511-513. [Full Text]
Molecular Geneticists and Moral Responsibility: “maybe if we were working on the atom bomb I would have a different argument”
Barbara Nicholas, 515-530. [Abstract] [Full Text]
Why Be My Colleague’s Keeper? Moral justifications for peer review
Joe Cain, 531-540. [Abstract] [Full Text]
Educational Forum
A Case Study: “The Concrete Sumo” -- Exigent Decision-Making in Engineering
Michael Pritchard, Taft H. Broome, Jr., Vivian Weil, Joseph Herkert, Michael Davis, 541-567. [Abstract] [Full Text]
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