Refute or Support to the Themes of the Book The Ideal of Nature by Gregory Kaebknick

Annotated Bibliography – the Effects of Biotechnology
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February 6, 2023
Sagoff, M. (1992). Settling America or the concept of place in environmental ethics. J. Energy Nat. Resources & Envtl. L., 12, 349.
This article supports Kaebnick's ideas about the ideal of nature by exploring the connection between cultural values and environmental ethics. Sagoff argues that our understanding of nature is influenced by cultural norms and can affect our ethical relationship with the natural world.
In line with the research to be pursued, the author of this article believes that the discussions are credible as it was written by Mark Sagoff, a distinguished philosopher and academician who focused on the Philosophical understanding of human beings and their sense of space. However, one possible issue with this article is that it was written back in 2003, requiring a more careful analysis of its contents 20 years later.
Verma, A. K. (2019). Sustainable development and environmental ethics. International Journal on Environmental Sciences, 10(1), 1–5.
This article explores the relationship between sustainable development and environmental ethics. The author argues that sustainable development requires a solid ethical foundation and that environmental ethics can be crucial in guiding sustainable development efforts. This aligns with Kaebnick’s ideas about using these new technologies to balance them with sustainability. The author also discusses the challenges and limitations of incorporating environmental ethics into sustainable development and provides recommendations for moving forward.
The author of this article, E. F. Keller, is an expert in the field of ethics and biotechnology. The article is included in the book The Ethics of Biotechnology, which is an edited volume that explores the ethical issues raised by biotechnology and its impact on society.
Keller, E. F. (2022). Nature, nurture, and the human genome project. In The Ethics of Biotechnology (pp. 335-354). Routledge.
This article examines the ethical implications of the Human Genome Project, which aimed to map the human genome and understand the role of genetics in human development and disease. The author argues that the Human Genome Project has challenged traditional understandings of nature and nurture and has raised important ethical questions about the use of genetic information. The author also discusses the implications of genetic inf...