Techné: Research in Philosophy and Technology

Techné: Research in Philosophy and Technology is a peer-reviewed forum that serves the need for sustained philosophical reflection on our technological world. It is devoted to the philosophical analysis of technological systems and to reflections on the art, craft, science and engineering of making things and getting things done in the world. The journal considers the nature and structure of technology as well as its implications for human subjectivity, for the norms and values of societies, and for the ecology of a peopled planet.

Established in 1995 as the Society for Philosophy and Technology Quarterly Electronic Journal, the journal was reorganized and renamed in 2000. It is sponsored by the Society for Philosophy and Technology.

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Techné has an arrangement with the Social Epistemology Review & Reply Collective (SERRC). For an opportunity to continue scholarly exchange, Techné’s reviewers may be contacted by the editor of SERRC to inquire whether they wish to publish a reply to a published article with SERRC. Whether they accept or decline this invitation is at their discretion.

· ISSN 2691-5928 (online) · 3 issues per year · Online only ·
· Official journal of the Society for Philosophy and Technology ·

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