Rajbir Singh Pannu 2014-02-10“Ethical judgments limit the methods available in the production of knowledge in the arts and natural sciences. Discuss. » In essence, several areas limit the exploration of a model, particularly in the natural sciences and arts. These areas include ethical judgments, judicial regulations, and economic considerations. New knowledge is created using several distinct methods that draw on reason, emotion, perception, or language as a means of knowing. These four ways of knowing are applied in forms such as experimentation, literature, visual arts, theorizing, etc. ; as a result, new knowledge is produced. This essay will focus primarily on how ethical judgments limit the methods available for knowledge production. By definition, ethical judgments are verdicts based on moral considerations regarding what is “right” and “wrong.” Determining what is right or wrong is difficult because it truly depends on individual or societal understanding of ethics. Reason and emotion play a key role in societies in determining the ethical code. Furthermore, ethical judgments affect the method and its application to knowledge production. Taking this question into account, the knowledge issues that I developed are: “To what extent do ethical considerations limit the exploration of the natural sciences and the arts? and “How different and similar are the ethical judgments associated with the natural sciences and the arts?” » In the natural sciences, experimentation is the most widespread form of knowledge production. Experimentation involves using reason as the primary means of knowing. Ethical considerations before ...... middle of document ...... affect mental state. For me, the psychological state is more valuable than the physical state, because a physical body is nothing without the mental body. Undoubtedly, ethical considerations limit the exploration of the natural sciences and the arts. Both areas of knowledge are affected in similar and different ways by ethical judgments. These ethical judgments vary from culture to culture or region to region when it comes to the arts. On the other hand, ethical judgments associated with the natural sciences are more universal because they involve the physical body rather than the mental state. In my opinion, ethical considerations should not limit the production of knowledge, but rather its application. In other words, a scientist should research stem cells and the application of this research to prevent disease should be limited..