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Title: Evolutionary (bio)ethics and rationalization of evolutionary process
Authors: Cheshko V. T.
Kosova Y. V.
Keywords: anthropic principle
eco-evo-ethics
evolutionary strategy
evolution management technologies
Issue Date: 2018
Citation: Cheshko V. Evolutionary (bio)ethics and rationalization of evolutionary process / V. Cheshko, Y. Kosova // Strategia supravieţuirii din perspectiva bioeticii, antropologiei, filosofiei şi medicinei. - Vol. 24. – Chişinău: Medicina, 2018. - P. 19-22.
Abstract: The one of the basic predispositions of the mentality of technogenic civilization (its Western variant) is the trend towards the liberation of the social role and social status of the individual from the conditioning of his biological substrate (genome) as the criterion of social (and evolutionary) progress. The second member of the logical syllogism reduces to the statement of the three-module structure of the stable evolutionary strategy of Homo sapiens. As a consequence, a dichotomy of the evolutionary mechanism is observed in the spontaneous and rationalistic components (adaptive inversion is equal to the blurring of the boundaries between the Reasonable Design and the Evolutionary Process based on the laws of nature). As result of transition from anthropic principle of participation to a scientific concept of integrating the rationalist principle into the global evolutionary process concludes: turns out to be antransdisciplinary field of knowledge on the mechanisms of integration and coordination of humanitarian-axiological (ethics), evolutionary and ecological scientific theories into a single system of ideas about the goals and technologies of rational evolution management (eco-evo-ethics).
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/19045
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