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Philosophy and Technology

Name: Philosophy and Technology
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02035112
Price: 48.0 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Roger (University of Bradford) Fellows
ISBN: 9780521558167

Roger (University of Bradford) Fellows

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English

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Libristo code: 02035112

Publishers Cambridge University Press, December 1995

This collection of essays examines the philosophical and cultural aspects of technology. The issues... Full description

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This collection of essays examines the philosophical and cultural aspects of technology. The issues range widely - from quantum technology to problems of technology and culture in a developing country and contributors approach the issues from a variety of perspectives. The volume includes case-studies, and also more theoretical pieces which consider the fundamental question of whether technology should be perceived as a force for liberation or enslavement. The volume aims to stimulate debate about the relation between technology and philosophy and society in general, and to open a field of enquiry that has been relatively neglected. Written in an accessible style, the contributions are intended equally for philosophers exploring the novel problems arising in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, but also for technologists interested in the philosophical implications of their work.