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DOI: History Of The Emergence Of Information Ethics
Umida Qahramonovna Tilavova , Navoiy State Pedagogical Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
This article discusses the history of the field of information ethics, which is of global importance today. It also contains methodological approaches, scientific and theoretical conclusions of experts conducting research in this field.
Keywords
Infosphere, information ethics, Parrhesia
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