Portuguese Philosophy of Technology Legacies and contemporary work from the Portuguese-Speaking Community

This volume is a collection of essays of a philosophical nature on the subject of technology, introducing authors from the Portuguese-speaking community, namely from Portugal itself, Africa and Brazil. Their contributions detail a unique perspective on technology, placing this important topic within...

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Jerónimo, Helena Mateus (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Cham Springer International Publishing 2023, 2023
Edition:1st ed. 2023
Series:Philosophy of Engineering and Technology
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Collection: Springer eBooks 2005- - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Introduction: Pathways in the Philosophy of Technology in the Portuguese-Speaking Community
  • Part I Modern Technology and Aporias of Progress
  • 2. António Sérgio: Critical Rationalism and Technology
  • 3. The God of Artefacts: Vico’s Principle and Technology
  • 4. Technique, Readiness-to-Hand and Development
  • 5. Three Essays on Technique, the Artificial and the New Human
  • 6. Technology and the Lifeworld in Miguel Baptista Pereira
  • 7. Amílcar Cabral: Technology, Agriculture and Colonialism
  • Part II Technology, Risk and Values
  • 8. Riscophrenia: The Risk Fallacy and the Repression of Uncertainty
  • 9. Four Visions of Technology
  • 10. The Specificity of Technological Knowledge
  • 11. Lost in Translation: Ethics and Engineering Practice
  • 12. Critique of the Western Technological Hegemony and Neo-Animism in Ruy Duarte de Carvalho
  • Part III Technoscene and Postmodern World
  • 13. Mediatization: From Gutenberg to Unlimited Media and Datafication
  • 14. The Virtualization of the Archive.-15. Law-Technology Lag or ‘Law as Technology’ in the Big Data Age
  • 16. Ontotechnologies of the Body: Technoperformativity and Processes of Subjectivation
  • 17. Solidary Technoscience: A Concept for the Philosophy of Technology
  • 18. Commercially-Oriented Technoscience and the Need for Multi-Strategic Research