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41. Society for Philosophy and Technology Quarterly Electronic Journal: Volume > 2 > Issue: 1
Ana Sanchez A Dialogical Model of Persistent Patriarchalism
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Paul T. Durbin Preface
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Davis Baird Scientific Instrument Making, Epistemology, and the Conflict between Gift and Commodity Economics
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Donald Beggs The Interdisciplinary Constraint on Ecological Reason
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Brian S. Baigrie, Patricia J. Kazan Biotechnology and the Creation of Health Care Needs
46. Society for Philosophy and Technology Quarterly Electronic Journal: Volume > 2 > Issue: 3/4
Hans Lenk Progress, Values, and Responsibility
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Josh Luis Lujan, Luis Moreno Biological Diversity and Political Equality: The Social Impact of Genetic Tests
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John P. Sullins III Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems and Artificial Life
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Stephen Johnston Sustainability, Engineering, and Australian Academe
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Philip Brey New Media and the Quality of Life
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In this paper I evaluate the implications of contemporary information and communication media for the quality of life, including both the new media from the digital revolution and the older media that remain in use. My evaluation of contemporary media proceeds in three parts. First I discuss the benefits of contemporary media, with special emphasis given to their immediate functional benefits. I then discuss four potential threats posed by contemporary media. In a final section I examine the future of digital media and the possibilities available to us in shaping that future.
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Pieter Tijmes Preface: Dutch Chandeliers of Philosophy of Technology
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Egbert Schuurman Philosophical and Ethical Problems of Technicism and Genetic Engineering
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Henk Procee Technology, Normativity, and the Future: The Aristotelian Turn
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Pieter Tijmes Euthanasia Considered as Device Paradigm
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Tsjalling Swierstra From Critique to Responsibility: The Ethical Turn in the Technology Debate
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A. C. van der Valk Cloning as a Test Case of Autonomous Technology
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Preface
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Joanne Baldine Is Human Identity an Artifact?: How Some Conceptions of the Asian and Western Self Fare During Technological and Legal Development
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Agustin A. Araya Experiencing the World through Interactive Learning Environments
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Donald M. Bruce Polly, Dolly, Megan and Morag: A View from Edinburgh on Cloning and Genetic Engineering