| Description |
vii, 237 pages ; 23 cm |
| Series |
Philosophy and technology ; v. 9 |
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Philosophy and technology ; v. 9
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| Contents |
Machine derived contents note: Preface; P.T. Durbin. Introduction; L. Winner. Part I: The Nature of the Problem. Technology, Power, and Truth: Political and Epistemological Reflections on the Fourth Revolution; M.W. Wartofsky. Technology and Democracy; J. Ellul. Mechanical Dreams: Democracy and Technological Discourse in Twentieth-Century France; R.L. Frost. Part II: Some Proposed Solutions. Marxism and the Democractic Control of Technology; P.T. Durbin. Populism and the Cult of the Expert; L.A. Hickman. Autonomous Technology, Democracy, and the NIMBYs; J. Fielder. Technology, Bayesian Policymaking, and Democratic Process; K. Shrader-Frechette. The Nuts and Bolts of Democracy: Democratic Theory and Technological Design; R.E. Sclove. Part III: Historical and Cultural Reflections. Instrumentalists and Expressivists: Ambiguous Links between Technology and Democracy; S.R. Carpenter. Politics, Progress, and Engineering: Technical Professionals in Russia; V. Gorokhov. Heidegger on Technology and Democracy; T. Rockmore. The Moral Assessment of Technology; A. Borgmann. Political Morality under Radical Conditions; J. Margolis. Name Index |
| Notes |
"Official publication of the Society for Philosophy and Technology." |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Technology and state.
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Technology -- Philosophy.
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| Author |
Winner, Langdon.
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Society for Philosophy & Technology (U.S.)
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| LC no. |
92031873 |
| ISBN |
0792319958 (acid-free paper) |
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