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The Place of Normative Ethics Within a Biological Framework,The central question of my paper may be thus formulated: Is there a place for normative ethics within the conceptual framework of biology—the term “biology” taken in a broad sense, as in G. Gaylord Simpson’s view when he says that social science is a branch of biology.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99326-7testable. The starting point of science is the formulation of statements about objectively observable phenomena. Common-sense knowledge also provides information about the material world. The distinction between science and common-sense knowledge is based upon the joint presence in science of at lea

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