Vincent Di Norcia
Biographic Data
| ID | 5015839 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vincent Di Norcia |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vincent |
| FAMILY NAME | Di Norcia |
| SIGNATURE | DI NORCIA V |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sudbury |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Prince
After commenting on their achievement I will use the new translation to make a point about
The Ethics in Human Research Ethics
False, but common, assumptions about dilemmas in moral reasoning and the so-called fact/value dichotomy can impede the prosecution JERHRE's prime aim: Facilitating ethical problem solving in human research. Research ethics, and the development of moral science, demand better assumptions about ordinary everyday problem solving morality and the deep-seated connectedness of facts and values
Mr. Bush’s National Energy Plan
On taking office, President George W. Bush established the National Energy Policy Development Group (NEPD). In 2001 it published a report proposing an Energy Supply Increase strategy (ESI). In late 2000 the Department of Energy had published a quite different report, Scenarios for a Clean Energy Future (SCEF). A comparison of the two policy proposals utilizing a set of Integrated Ethical Guidelines (IEG) leads to the conclusion that the SCEF stra…
Technological complexity and ethical control
The pace and complexity of technological change pose daunting challenges for our moral intelligence. The technical, social, and moral complexities of technical systems have profoundly affected the ethical control of technical systems. Control is not restricted to the use or production of technical systems, but applies to a technology's full life cycle, from invention, design, and development through manufacture and use to final disposal. Ethical …
The Social Life of Information
Berkeley) anthropologist, have written an informative and interesting book on information technology.It begins with a critique of technological determinism and futuristic "endism," whether utopian or dystopian, frequently echoing the balanced assessments of Canadian thinkers like those of Harold Innis and Ursula Franklin.Electronic agents or "bots," they note, may "personalize" Web sites, but this often merely involves using data on past shopping…
Bibliography of Philosophy in Canada
Bibliography of Philosophy in Canada: A Research Guide/Bibliographie de la philosophie an Canada: un guide de rechercheThomas Mathien Kingston, ON: Frye Library of Canadian Philosophy, 1988. 158 p.; index - Religion and Science in Early CanadaJ. D. Rabb, editor Kingston, ON: Frye Library of Canadian Philosophy, 1988. 348 p. - Volume 29 Issue 3
Communications, Time and Power
In 1946, after visiting Russia, Harold Innis remarked that the time had come to broaden the range of political economy by studying, first, the struggle for social supremacy between states, churches and commerce; and, second, the related competition between languages, religions, cultures and communications media. This, I argue, is what Innis accomplished. His early studies of Canadian economic history transcended conventional economics and laid th…
From Critical Theory to Critical Ecology
For the critical social theory of the Frankfurt School, man's mastery of nature has always been double-edged, an ideology which often extended to the domination of men. Marcuse has argued for a new science and technology which would avoid this repressive double mastery; but another member of the school, Jürgen Habermas, rejected his proposal and others as mysticism. Are we then precluded from conceiving liberation in terms of a nonrepressive mast…
Communications, Time and Power
In 1946, after visiting Russia, Harold Innis remarked that the time had come to broaden the range of political economy by studying, first, the struggle for social supremacy between states, churches and commerce; and, second, the related competition between languages, religions, cultures and communications media. This, I argue, is what Innis accomplished. His early studies of Canadian economic history transcended conventional economics and laid th…
From Critical Theory to Critical Ecology
For the critical social theory of the Frankfurt School, man's mastery of nature has always been double-edged, an ideology which often extended to the domination of men. Marcuse has argued for a new science and technology which would avoid this repressive double mastery; but another member of the school, Jürgen Habermas, rejected his proposal and others as mysticism. Are we then precluded from conceiving liberation in terms of a nonrepressive mast…
The Ethics in Human Research Ethics
False, but common, assumptions about dilemmas in moral reasoning and the so-called fact/value dichotomy can impede the prosecution JERHRE's prime aim: Facilitating ethical problem solving in human research. Research ethics, and the development of moral science, demand better assumptions about ordinary everyday problem solving morality and the deep-seated connectedness of facts and values
From Critical Theory to Critical Ecology
For the critical social theory of the Frankfurt School, man's mastery of nature has always been double-edged, an ideology which often extended to the domination of men. Marcuse has argued for a new science and technology which would avoid this repressive double mastery; but another member of the school, Jürgen Habermas, rejected his proposal and others as mysticism. Are we then precluded from conceiving liberation in terms of a nonrepressive mast…
Bibliography of Philosophy in Canada
Bibliography of Philosophy in Canada: A Research Guide/Bibliographie de la philosophie an Canada: un guide de rechercheThomas Mathien Kingston, ON: Frye Library of Canadian Philosophy, 1988. 158 p.; index - Religion and Science in Early CanadaJ. D. Rabb, editor Kingston, ON: Frye Library of Canadian Philosophy, 1988. 348 p. - Volume 29 Issue 3
Communications, Time and Power
In 1946, after visiting Russia, Harold Innis remarked that the time had come to broaden the range of political economy by studying, first, the struggle for social supremacy between states, churches and commerce; and, second, the related competition between languages, religions, cultures and communications media. This, I argue, is what Innis accomplished. His early studies of Canadian economic history transcended conventional economics and laid th…
The Social Life of Information
Berkeley) anthropologist, have written an informative and interesting book on information technology.It begins with a critique of technological determinism and futuristic "endism," whether utopian or dystopian, frequently echoing the balanced assessments of Canadian thinkers like those of Harold Innis and Ursula Franklin.Electronic agents or "bots," they note, may "personalize" Web sites, but this often merely involves using data on past shopping…
Technological complexity and ethical control
The pace and complexity of technological change pose daunting challenges for our moral intelligence. The technical, social, and moral complexities of technical systems have profoundly affected the ethical control of technical systems. Control is not restricted to the use or production of technical systems, but applies to a technology's full life cycle, from invention, design, and development through manufacture and use to final disposal. Ethical …
Mr. Bush’s National Energy Plan
On taking office, President George W. Bush established the National Energy Policy Development Group (NEPD). In 2001 it published a report proposing an Energy Supply Increase strategy (ESI). In late 2000 the Department of Energy had published a quite different report, Scenarios for a Clean Energy Future (SCEF). A comparison of the two policy proposals utilizing a set of Integrated Ethical Guidelines (IEG) leads to the conclusion that the SCEF stra…
The Ethics in Human Research Ethics
False, but common, assumptions about dilemmas in moral reasoning and the so-called fact/value dichotomy can impede the prosecution JERHRE's prime aim: Facilitating ethical problem solving in human research. Research ethics, and the development of moral science, demand better assumptions about ordinary everyday problem solving morality and the deep-seated connectedness of facts and values
The Prince
After commenting on their achievement I will use the new translation to make a point about
Sociology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Ecology (2 works) · Engineering ethics (2 works)