This panel discussion explores issues of practical wisdom and deliberation, including the problem of how, in the context of democratic deliberation and inclusive democracy, humans might attend to the needs and standpoints of nonhuman animals. On each panel, each speaker will speak for 15 minutes followed by 30 minutes of discussion. Webcast sponsored by the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre and hosted by Green College.
Speakers
Kenneth Sharpe, Political Science, Swarthmore College; Max Cameron, Political Science, UBC; Maneesha Deckha, Law, University of Victoria; Michael Burgess, College for Interdisciplinary Studies, UBC; Moderated by Ken Carty, Political Science, UBC
Select Articles Available at UBC Library
Burgess, M. M. (2001). Future genetics, futurist ethics. Canadian Medical Association.Journal, 164(5), 671-671. [Link]
Brunger, F., & Burgess, M. (2005). A cultural understanding of research ethics governance. Health Law Review, 13(2-3), 69. [Link]
Burgess, M. M. (2001). Whither morality in genetic test? Health Law Review, 9(3), 3. [Link]
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