声明
摘要
Abstract
Contents
Introduction
1．The definition of relevant conception
1．1 Science fictions and the relevant studies
1．2 What is ethics?
1．3 What is hedonistic utilitarianism?
2．Research method：Ethical Literary Criticism
3．Issac Asimov and historic background
4．Literature review
5．Significance of this thesis
5．1 Academic significance
5．2 Realistic significance
Chapter One The Signs of Subversion in Human—Robot Ethical Taboo
1．1 From the speechless to the free talker
1．2 Robots shift from the being-gazed to the subject of gazing
1．3 From the monitored to the cooperator
Chapter Two The logic Basis for Subversion in Human-Robot Ethic
2．1 The discrepancy between human language and machine language
2．2 The innate logic flaw in“Three Laws of Robotics”
2．3 The Sphinx factor and Frankenstein factor in ethical selection
Chapter Three The Significance for Subversion in Human—Robot Ethics
3．1 Political value：the balance between state power and individual will
3．2 Scientific value：the balance between scientific rationality and natural humanity
3．3 Cultural value：the balance between unity and diversity
Conclusion
1．The basic points of this discussion
2．The originality and deficiency of this discussion
3．The outlook of this research
Works Cited
Acknowledgements
Research Achievements
