Technology and values
By: edited by Craig Hanks.
Contributors: Hanks, Craig.
Series: Essential readings
Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Malden, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 168
ISBN-13: 9781405149006; 9781405149013
Subjects: Technology -- Moral and ethical aspects
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: General introduction / Craig Hanks; title: Theoretical reflections on technology; title: Introductory considerations of technology; title: Toward a philosophy of technology / Hans Jonas; title: Four philosophies of technology / Alan Drengson; title: The relation of science and technology to human values / William W. Lowrance; title: A collective of humans and nonhumans / Bruno Latour; title: Technology and ethics / Kristin Shrader-Frechette; title: Considering the autonomy of technology; title: The autonomy of technology / Jacques Ellul; title: Artifice and order / Langdon Winner; title: The autonomy of technology / Joseph Pitt; title: Existential and phenomenological considerations; title: The question concerning technology / Martin Heidegger; title: Man the technician / José Ortega y Gasset; title: Focal things and practices / Albert Borgmann; title: A phenomenology of technics / Don Ihde; title: Critical theory; title: The new forms of control / Herbert Marcuse; title: Technical progress and the social life-world / Jürgen Habermas; title: The critical theory of technology / Andrew Feenberg; title: Pragamatic considerations; title: Science and society / John Dewey; title: Technology and community life / Larry A. Hickman; title: Feminist considerations; title: A cyborg manifesto : science, technology, and socialist-feminism in the late twentieth century / Donna Haraway; title: Technological ethics in a different voice / Diane Michelfelder; title: Applied reflections on technology and value; title: Technology and value in everyday life; title: The aesthetic drama of the ordinary / John J. McDermott; title: Domestic technology: labour-saying or enslaving? / Judy Wajcman; title: Some meanings of automobiles / Douglas Browning; title: Values and biotechnologies; title: How splendid technologies can go wrong / Daniel Callahan; title: Genetics and reproductive risk : can having children be immoral? / Laura Purdy; title: Preventing a brave new world / Leon Kass; title: Ethical issues in human stem cell research : embryos and beyond / Inmaculada de Melo-Martin and Marin Gillis; title: Food for thought / Nina V. Federoff and Nancy Marie Brown; title: Value judgments and risk comparisons : the case of genetically; title: Engineered crops / Paul Thompson; title: Urban values; title: The highway and the city / Lewis Mumford; title: Designing cities and buildings as if they were ethical choices / Jessica Woolliams; title: The local history of space / Steven Moore; title: Community / Joseph Grange; title: Urban ecological citizenship / Andrew Light; title: Environmental values; title: Why mow? / Michael Pollan; title: Technology / Lori Gruen; title: Environment, technology, and ethics / Rajni Kothari; title: The conceptual foundations of the land ethic / J. Baird Callicott; title: Deep ecology / Bill  Devall and George Sessions; title: Radical American environmentalism and wilderness preservation; title: A third world critique / Ramachandra Guha; title: Just garbage / Peter Wenz; title: Immediate challenges : information technologies; title: Technological systems and the future of human values; title: Philosophy of information technology / Carl Mitcham; title: Into the electronic millennium / Sven Birkets; title: Why I am not going to buy a computer / Wendell Berry; title: Dilemmas of transformation in the age of the smart machine / Shoshana Zuboff; title: Limits to information / John Seely Brown and Paul Duguid; title: The quest for universal usability / Ben Shneiderman.