Parker Crutchfield
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Parker Crutchfield is an Associate Professor in the Program in Medical Ethics, Humanities, and Law at Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine.
Parker’s research is in bioethics, moral psychology, neuroethics, and perception. His focus is on the epistemology and psychology of bioethics.
Parker completed his PhD in Philosophy at Arizona State University.
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There Are No Experts On That for Which We Really Need Experts
“The pandemic has revealed a shortcoming in our ever more technocratic approach to addressing social problems: there are more and different kinds of problems than there are kinds of experts. The division of scientific expertise according to discipline, field, and sub-field does not encompass, much less map onto, all of the problems for which we…
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There Are No Experts On That for Which We Really Need Experts
“The pandemic has revealed a shortcoming in our ever more technocratic approach to addressing social problems: there are more and different kinds of problems than there are kinds of experts. The division of scientific expertise according to discipline, field, and sub-field does not encompass, much less map onto, all of the problems for which we…