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1 online resource (viii, 256 pages) |
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Philosophy of Engineering and Technology Ser. ; v. 33 |
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Philosophy of engineering and technology ; v. 33.
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| Contents |
Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- Chapter 1: Editors' Introduction -- References -- Part I: Plumbing Phenomenological and Pragmatist Origins -- Chapter 2: Introduction to Sense and Significance Reprint -- Chapter 3: Ihde's Revolutions: From Paris to Science, Rock, and Radical Architecture -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Paris 1968: Academic Revolution -- 3.3 Popular Culture: The Acidity and Bias of Ocular Technologies -- 3.4 Objectivity and Domination in Technoscience: Tilting at Heidegger's Windmills -- 3.5 Objectivity and Ethics: Envisioning Technoscience |
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3.6 Amplifying Immersion: Ethics, Music, and Narrative Voice -- 3.7 Arakawa and Gins: Architecting Landing-Site -- Afterword -- References -- Chapter 4: Ihde's Pragmatism -- 4.1 Introduction -- 4.2 Some Preliminary Expectorations -- 4.3 Some Pragmatist Doctrines: Epistemology -- 4.4 Some Pragmatist Doctrines: Naturalism -- 4.5 And Finally, Ihde -- 4.6 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 5: Postphenomenology, a Technology with a Shelf-Life? Ihde's Move from Husserl toward Dewey -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Ihde's Critique of Heidegger, Without Dewey |
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5.3 Husserl, Galileo, and Postphenomenologically "Adding Back" the Telescope -- 5.4 A Phenomenology of Becoming (Post)Phenomenological? -- 5.5 Conclusion: Postphenomenology "Pragmatically Redoubled" or Betrayed? -- References -- Chapter 6: For a Cosmotechnical Event: In Honor of Don Ihde and Bernard Stiegler -- 6.1 Erörterung of the Crossroad -- 6.2 Erörterung of the (Ab)grund: Romanticism and Situated Unconcealment -- 6.3 Ereignis and Multiple Cosmotechnics -- References -- Part II: Extending Concepts and Theories |
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Chapter 7: The Multiplicity of Multistabilities: Turning Multistability into a Multistable Concept -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 From Essence to Invariance -- 7.3 From Perception to Technology -- 7.4 From Embodiment to Hermeneutics -- 7.5 Turning Postphenomenology into a Multistable Methodology -- 7.6 First Region: Modern Scientific Multistability -- 7.7 Second Region: Modern Evolutionary Multistability -- 7.8 Third Region: Postmodern Multistability -- 7.9 Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 8: Relational Ethics: The Primacy of Experience -- 8.1 Introduction |
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8.2 From Husserl's Essences to a Multistable, Interrelational Metaphysics -- 8.3 Affective Constitution and Embodied Intentionality -- 8.4 Ways of Acting in a Relational Reality -- 8.5 Conclusion: An Alternative Approach to Moral Reasoning -- References -- Chapter 9: Politicizing Postphenomenology -- 9.1 Introduction: Postphenomenology and Politics -- 9.2 The Technological Mediation of Power -- 9.2.1 The Power of Things -- 9.2.2 Technology and Democracy -- 9.3 The Technological Mediation of Political Interaction -- 9.3.1 Politics as Interaction -- 9.3.2 Mediated Interaction |
| Summary |
This volume includes eleven original essays that explore and expand on the work of Don Ihde, bookended by two chapters by Ihde himself. Ihde, the recipient of the first Society for Philosophy and Technology's Lifetime Achievement Award in 2017, is best known for his development of postphenomenology, a blend of pragmatism and phenomenology that incorporates insights into the ways technology mediates human perception and action. The book contains contributions from academics from Europe, North America, and Asia, which demonstrates the global impact of Ihdes work. Essays in the book explore the relationship between Ihde's work and its origins in phenomenology (especially Husserl and Heidegger) and American pragmatism; integrate his philosophical work within the embodied experience of radical architecture and imagine the possibility of a future philosophy of technology after postphenomenology; develop central ideas of postphenomenology and expand the resources present in postphenomenology to ethics and politics; and extend the influence of Ihde's ideas to mobile media and engineering, and comprehensively assess the influence of his work in China. The book includes a reprint of the Introduction of Sense and Significance, one of Ihde's first books; "Hawk: Predatory Vision," a new chapter that blends his biographical experience with feminism, technoscience, and environmental observation; and an appendix that lists all of Ihde's books as well as secondary sources annotated by Ihde himself. Starting with an Editors' Introduction that offers an overview of the central ideas in Ihde's corpus and concluding with an index that facilitates research across the various chapters, this book is of interest to a diverse academic community that includes philosophers, STM scholars, anthropologists, historians, and sociologists |
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Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
9.4 The Technological Mediation of Political Issues |
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Print version record |
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Ihde, Don, 1934-
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| SUBJECT |
Ihde, Don, 1934- fast |
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Technology -- Philosophy.
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Technology -- Social aspects.
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Ethical & social aspects of IT.
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Cultural studies.
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Philosophy.
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Computers -- Social Aspects -- General.
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Social Science -- General.
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Philosophy -- Reference.
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Technology -- Philosophy
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Technology -- Social aspects
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| Genre/Form |
Electronic books
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Electronic book
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| Author |
Miller, Glen
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Shew, Ashley
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| ISBN |
3030359670 |
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9783030359676 |
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