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日期：2023-10-16第四讲：
儒家科技伦理
Lecture Four：
Towards a Confucian Ethics of Technology
厂辫别补办别谤主讲人：奥补苍驳 Xiaowei 王小伟
Date日期: 10.20, 2023, Friday 周五
罢颈尘别时间：16:00-17:30
Place地点：Lide Building 立德楼0301
Tencent meeting ID 腾讯会议ID: 975-9641-3826
About the speaker:
Wang Xiaowei is an associate professor at Renmin University. His research and teaching interests intersect science, technology, and ethics.
Abstract:
With advancements in AI and gene-editing tools, modern technologies empower us in unprecedented ways. However, due to their disruptive nature, these globally deployed technologies also present significant challenges for humanity. Philosophers aim to develop frameworks to understand the advantages and disadvantages of modern technology, emphasizing the central role of ethical deliberation. The Ethics of Technology typically functions as a sub-field of ethics. As an area of applied ethics,
it draws on classic ethical theories—virtue ethics, utilitarianism, deontology, and others—to analyze technological risks. Many scholars advocate for diversifying the ethical discourse by incorporating non-western ethics, including Confucianism and Buddhism, to foster a more inclusive discussion. Notably, Joel Kupperman describes mainstream ethics as "big moment ethics"—primarily focusing on singular decisions, often overlooking daily, context-driven ethical challenges. Kupperman believes Confucianism, with its focus on continual self-improvement, can complement "big moment ethics" by offering an alternative perspective centered on everyday life. In this lecture, we will present the first-ever defense of a Confucian ethic of technology, discussing its general principles and relevance.
Host: School of Philosophy, Renmin University of China
Institute for Advanced International Philosophical Studies
主办单位：国产成人午夜福利在线观看视频；国际哲学高等研究院
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