This book examines the social epistemological issues relating to technology for the sake of providing insights toward public self-awareness and informing matters of education, policy, and public deliberation.
This book examines the social epistemological issues relating to technology for the sake of providing insights toward public self-awareness and informing matters of education, policy, and public deliberation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: Publicizing the Social Effects of Technological Mediation, Frank Scalambrino / Part I: Normative Dimensions of Technological Mediation and Public Self-Awareness / 1. The Place of Value in a World of Information: Prolegomena to Any Marx 2.0, Steve Fuller / 2. Technological Systems and Genuine Public Interests, Hans Radder / 3. The End of Trust in the Age of Big Data?, Daniel J. Brunson / 4. Filter Bubbles and the Public Use of Reason: Applying Epistemology to the Newsfeed, Jamie Carlin Watson / 5. Technology, Extended Mind, and Hegel's Historical Man, Patrick J. Reider / 6. Existential Privacy and the Technological Situation of Boundary Regulation, Elize de Mul / 7. Critical Media: Media Archeology as Critical Theory, Stephen M. Bourque / 8. Speculative Ethics and Anticipatory Governance of Emerging Technology: A Case for "Un-disciplined" Philosophy of Technology, William Davis / 9. What Control? Life at the Limits of Power Expression, Frank Scalambrino / Part II: Exploring Changing Conceptions of Humans and Humanity / 10. Heidegger on the Question Concerning Technology & Gelassenheit, Charles Bambach / 11. How Learning to Read and Write Shapes Humanity: A Technosomatic Perspective on Digitization, Joris Vlieghe / 12. Labor and Technology: Kant, Marx, and the Critique of Instrumental Reason, Arthur Kok / 13. The Biopolitics of the Female: Constituting Gendered Subjects through Technology, Danielle Guizzo / 14. Phenomenology of Radiology: Intentional Analysis in the Constitution of Diagnostic Judgment, Mindaugas Briedis / 15. Absent to Those Present: The Conflict between Connectivity and Communion, Chad Engelland / 16. Recognizing the Face and Facial Recognition, Levi Checketts / 17. Situated Mediation and Technological Reflexivity: Smartphones, Extended Memory, and Limits of Cognitive Enhancement, Christopher Drain and Richard Charles Strong / 18. The Vanishing Subject: Becoming Who you Cybernetically Are, Frank Scalambrino / About the Contributors / Index
Introduction: Publicizing the Social Effects of Technological Mediation, Frank Scalambrino / Part I: Normative Dimensions of Technological Mediation and Public Self-Awareness / 1. The Place of Value in a World of Information: Prolegomena to Any Marx 2.0, Steve Fuller / 2. Technological Systems and Genuine Public Interests, Hans Radder / 3. The End of Trust in the Age of Big Data?, Daniel J. Brunson / 4. Filter Bubbles and the Public Use of Reason: Applying Epistemology to the Newsfeed, Jamie Carlin Watson / 5. Technology, Extended Mind, and Hegel's Historical Man, Patrick J. Reider / 6. Existential Privacy and the Technological Situation of Boundary Regulation, Elize de Mul / 7. Critical Media: Media Archeology as Critical Theory, Stephen M. Bourque / 8. Speculative Ethics and Anticipatory Governance of Emerging Technology: A Case for "Un-disciplined" Philosophy of Technology, William Davis / 9. What Control? Life at the Limits of Power Expression, Frank Scalambrino / Part II: Exploring Changing Conceptions of Humans and Humanity / 10. Heidegger on the Question Concerning Technology & Gelassenheit, Charles Bambach / 11. How Learning to Read and Write Shapes Humanity: A Technosomatic Perspective on Digitization, Joris Vlieghe / 12. Labor and Technology: Kant, Marx, and the Critique of Instrumental Reason, Arthur Kok / 13. The Biopolitics of the Female: Constituting Gendered Subjects through Technology, Danielle Guizzo / 14. Phenomenology of Radiology: Intentional Analysis in the Constitution of Diagnostic Judgment, Mindaugas Briedis / 15. Absent to Those Present: The Conflict between Connectivity and Communion, Chad Engelland / 16. Recognizing the Face and Facial Recognition, Levi Checketts / 17. Situated Mediation and Technological Reflexivity: Smartphones, Extended Memory, and Limits of Cognitive Enhancement, Christopher Drain and Richard Charles Strong / 18. The Vanishing Subject: Becoming Who you Cybernetically Are, Frank Scalambrino / About the Contributors / Index
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