La sabiduría en Aristóteles: conocimiento de principios y causas en el científico que experimenta con animales
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2014
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Aristotelian wisdom is understood as the intellectual virtue that,
as it is simultaneously science and intellect, acknowledges the
principles and the causes of the things that must be useful for
oneself. Therefore for Aristotle a wise person is the one who
knows everything as much as possible, possessing the science of
the universe in a maximum degree. Aristotle tells us about the
way we must interpret prudence and wisdom, by saying that they
are both different, but mutually complementary. This reflection,
in short, is the one approached by this article, by going into detail
about the theory of the Aristotelian virtues and the "supreme"
virtue among them, which is wisdom (as it is regarded by
Aristotle) and its influence on researchers that conduct
experiments on animals, given the fact that those researchers
must observe universal ethical principles to develop their
research works.
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Bioética, Experimentos con animales, Aristóteles, Experimentación, Experimentación científica, Corporación Universitaria Lasallista