Social and philosophical constructions of technology
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Social and philosophical constructions of technology
（Research in philosophy & technology : a research annual, v. 15,
JAI Press, 1995
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Bibliography: p. 241-413 (part 5)
Includes index
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Description
This 15th volume in the series covers such topics as technological frames in a town planning controversy, geometric constructions and the constructions of geometry, and money, technology and the tragedy of culture in the thought of George Simmel.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Theme section
- technological frames in a town planning controversy - why we do not have to drop constructivism to avoid political abstinence, Eduardo Aibar
- geometric constructions and the constructions of geometry, Noel Gray
- money - technology and the tragedy of culture in the thought of George Simmel, John E Jalbert
- the social assessment of technology paradox, Jose' Antonio Lopez Cerezo and Carl Mitcham
- is technology autonomous?, Eduardo Sabrovsky
- problematic stimulation - historians and sociologists constructing technology studies, John Staudenmaier
- the political construction of technology - a call for constructive technology assessment, Jesse Tatum. Part 2 on the thoughts of Jacques Ellul - Aristotle and Ellul - political phronesis and the politics of technique, Joseph Vincenzo
- Manheim and Ellul on the problem of freedom in a technological society - planned society or technological civilization?, Daryl Wennemann. Part 3 Symposium on David Rothenberg's Hand's End - contextualizing the problem of nature and technology, Andrew Light
- the discomforts of home - nature and technology in Hands Ends, Dwight Furrow
- nature at arm's length, David Abram
- Rothenberg, Ramelli and Heidegger - considerations on otherness, David Lovekin
- feet on the ground - responses to Hands End, David Rothenberg
- discussion of David Rothenberg's Hand's End, David Abram et al. Part 4 Current discussion and conference reports
- three questions on hyperreality, Andrew Light
- postmodern ontology, Albert Borgman
- Epistemology and ethics in engineering, Anne Francoise Schmid
- rethinking technology, Leonard J Waks and Carl Mitcham. Part 5 Russian philosophy of technology - a prefatory note, Carl Mitcam
- methodological research and problems in the technological sciences - a review of the literature in Russian, Vitaly G Gorokhov
- taking science fiction seriously - a bibliographic introduction to Stanislaw Lem's philosophy of technology, Bernd Graefrath
- Jacques Ellul - a comprehensive bibliography update (1985/1993), Joyce Hanks.
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