A Guide to Field Philosophy
Case Studies and Practical Strategies
Herausgeber: Brister, Evelyn; Frodeman, Robert
A Guide to Field Philosophy
Case Studies and Practical Strategies
Herausgeber: Brister, Evelyn; Frodeman, Robert
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This volume draws together lessons learned from applied philosophy, including coverage of philosophers contributing to scientific research projects, consultations on matters of policy, and expertise provided to government agencies and non-profits.
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This volume draws together lessons learned from applied philosophy, including coverage of philosophers contributing to scientific research projects, consultations on matters of policy, and expertise provided to government agencies and non-profits.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 378
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Februar 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9780815347576
- ISBN-10: 081534757X
- Artikelnr.: 58659875
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 378
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Februar 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9780815347576
- ISBN-10: 081534757X
- Artikelnr.: 58659875
Evelyn Brister is Associate Professor in the Philosophy Department at Rochester Institute of Technology. She has a PhD in Philosophy and an MS in Environmental Science, and she has written articles on the philosophy of sustainability, environmental decision-making, interdisciplinary collaboration, and scientific objectivity. Robert Frodeman has taught at the University of Colorado and the University of North Texas. He holds a PhD in Philosophy and an MS in Environmental Science, and his research ranges across environmental philosophy and public policy, the philosophy of science and technology, and the philosophy of interdisciplinarity. He is the author or editor of 16 books, including the Oxford Handbook of Interdisciplinarity (2010 and 2017) and Transhumanism, Nature, and the Ends of Science (Routledge, 2019).
1. Digging, Sowing, Building: Philosophy as Activity 2. Embedding Ethics in
Neural Engineering: An Integrated Transdisciplinary Collaboration 3. Lab
Report: Lessons from a Multi-Year Collaboration between Nanoscience and
Philosophy of Science 4. Philosophical Dialogue as Field Philosophy 5.
Ethics Lab: Harnessing Design Methodologies for Translational Ethics 6.
Learning to Collaborate in Development Policy 7. Philosophy in the IPCC 8.
Philosophy and Science Policy: A Report from the Field 9. Philosophical
Boundary Work for Wildlife Conservation: The Case of the
Oostvaardersplassen 10. Values-Informed Decision Support: The Place of
Philosophy 11. University Leadership as Philosophical Fieldwork 12. We Are
Always Already Engaged: Epistemological Fieldwork in the Real World of the
University 13. Promoting Ethics in STEM and Society 14. A Philosopher's
Field Guide to Talking with Engineers 15. Ecotourism with a Hand-Lens: A
Field Environmental Philosophy Experience from the South of the World 16.
Balancing Theoretical Autonomy and Practical Engagement 17. The Cutting
Edge: A Surgical Case Study in Field Philosophy 18. Advocating for Human
Trafficking Victims 19. Field Philosophy in an Actual Field 20. Grassroots
Philosophy and Going against the Grain 21. Philosophy and Addiction:
Understanding and Transforming Suffering 22. Formal Epistemology in a
Tropical Savanna 23. Learning from a Fracking Fracas 24. The Future of
Field Philosophy: Lessons Learned and Next Steps
Neural Engineering: An Integrated Transdisciplinary Collaboration 3. Lab
Report: Lessons from a Multi-Year Collaboration between Nanoscience and
Philosophy of Science 4. Philosophical Dialogue as Field Philosophy 5.
Ethics Lab: Harnessing Design Methodologies for Translational Ethics 6.
Learning to Collaborate in Development Policy 7. Philosophy in the IPCC 8.
Philosophy and Science Policy: A Report from the Field 9. Philosophical
Boundary Work for Wildlife Conservation: The Case of the
Oostvaardersplassen 10. Values-Informed Decision Support: The Place of
Philosophy 11. University Leadership as Philosophical Fieldwork 12. We Are
Always Already Engaged: Epistemological Fieldwork in the Real World of the
University 13. Promoting Ethics in STEM and Society 14. A Philosopher's
Field Guide to Talking with Engineers 15. Ecotourism with a Hand-Lens: A
Field Environmental Philosophy Experience from the South of the World 16.
Balancing Theoretical Autonomy and Practical Engagement 17. The Cutting
Edge: A Surgical Case Study in Field Philosophy 18. Advocating for Human
Trafficking Victims 19. Field Philosophy in an Actual Field 20. Grassroots
Philosophy and Going against the Grain 21. Philosophy and Addiction:
Understanding and Transforming Suffering 22. Formal Epistemology in a
Tropical Savanna 23. Learning from a Fracking Fracas 24. The Future of
Field Philosophy: Lessons Learned and Next Steps
1. Digging, Sowing, Building: Philosophy as Activity 2. Embedding Ethics in
Neural Engineering: An Integrated Transdisciplinary Collaboration 3. Lab
Report: Lessons from a Multi-Year Collaboration between Nanoscience and
Philosophy of Science 4. Philosophical Dialogue as Field Philosophy 5.
Ethics Lab: Harnessing Design Methodologies for Translational Ethics 6.
Learning to Collaborate in Development Policy 7. Philosophy in the IPCC 8.
Philosophy and Science Policy: A Report from the Field 9. Philosophical
Boundary Work for Wildlife Conservation: The Case of the
Oostvaardersplassen 10. Values-Informed Decision Support: The Place of
Philosophy 11. University Leadership as Philosophical Fieldwork 12. We Are
Always Already Engaged: Epistemological Fieldwork in the Real World of the
University 13. Promoting Ethics in STEM and Society 14. A Philosopher's
Field Guide to Talking with Engineers 15. Ecotourism with a Hand-Lens: A
Field Environmental Philosophy Experience from the South of the World 16.
Balancing Theoretical Autonomy and Practical Engagement 17. The Cutting
Edge: A Surgical Case Study in Field Philosophy 18. Advocating for Human
Trafficking Victims 19. Field Philosophy in an Actual Field 20. Grassroots
Philosophy and Going against the Grain 21. Philosophy and Addiction:
Understanding and Transforming Suffering 22. Formal Epistemology in a
Tropical Savanna 23. Learning from a Fracking Fracas 24. The Future of
Field Philosophy: Lessons Learned and Next Steps
Neural Engineering: An Integrated Transdisciplinary Collaboration 3. Lab
Report: Lessons from a Multi-Year Collaboration between Nanoscience and
Philosophy of Science 4. Philosophical Dialogue as Field Philosophy 5.
Ethics Lab: Harnessing Design Methodologies for Translational Ethics 6.
Learning to Collaborate in Development Policy 7. Philosophy in the IPCC 8.
Philosophy and Science Policy: A Report from the Field 9. Philosophical
Boundary Work for Wildlife Conservation: The Case of the
Oostvaardersplassen 10. Values-Informed Decision Support: The Place of
Philosophy 11. University Leadership as Philosophical Fieldwork 12. We Are
Always Already Engaged: Epistemological Fieldwork in the Real World of the
University 13. Promoting Ethics in STEM and Society 14. A Philosopher's
Field Guide to Talking with Engineers 15. Ecotourism with a Hand-Lens: A
Field Environmental Philosophy Experience from the South of the World 16.
Balancing Theoretical Autonomy and Practical Engagement 17. The Cutting
Edge: A Surgical Case Study in Field Philosophy 18. Advocating for Human
Trafficking Victims 19. Field Philosophy in an Actual Field 20. Grassroots
Philosophy and Going against the Grain 21. Philosophy and Addiction:
Understanding and Transforming Suffering 22. Formal Epistemology in a
Tropical Savanna 23. Learning from a Fracking Fracas 24. The Future of
Field Philosophy: Lessons Learned and Next Steps