Tetsugaku Companion to Japanese Ethics and Technology
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Tetsugaku Companion to Japanese Ethics and Technology
MURATA, Kiyoshi; LENNERFORS, Thomas Taro
Springer International Publishing AG
03/2019
243
Dura
Inglês
9783319590257
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter 1. Introduction (editors).- Part I. Japanese ethics of technology.- Chapter 2. Masato SHIRAI. Technology, artificiality, and human beings in later Nishida philosophy.- Chapter 3. Ryoko ASAI. Technology as a Mask.- Chapter 4. Kevin LAM. Ethics for magicians: On Shimomura Torataro's philosophy of technology.- Chapter 5. Yasuo DEGUCHI. Ethics of Emptiness in the technological age.- Chapter 6. Maki SATO. Nature as an Organic Mandala - Implications for the Introduction of Geoengineering.- Part II. The reception of Japanese ethics of technology in the West.- Chapter 7. Mikael LAAKSOHARJU. Ethics for Techies.- Chapter 8. Rickard GRASSMAN. 'Animating Binaries: Zen elements in Japanese discourse and its impact on technological change'.- Chapter 9. Per FORS. Sustainable ICT: Tools from the technology-mediated sphere for ecological sustainability.- Chapter 10. Thomas Taro LENNERFORS. Anthropotechnics and self-cultivation: Sloterdijk meets Yuasa Chapter 11. Iordanis KAVATHATZOPOULOS. Inter-cultural design and use of robots.- Part III. The impact of Fukushima for Japanese ethics of technology.- Chapter 12. Takashi MAJIMA, From "Green" to "Smart": The impact of Fukushima on "Green IT" in Japan.- Chapter 13. Ching-yuen CHEUNG. Reading Tanaka Shozo after Fukushima.- Chapter 14. Saeko KIMURA. How to write the invisible: thinking uncanny fear of radiation.
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Cross-cultural ethics of technology;Eco-ethica;Energy and ethics;Ethics of Technology;Ethics of information and communication technology (ICT);Fukushima nuclear accident;Global ethics;Japanese Ethics;Robot ethics;Sustainability and technology;climate change
Chapter 1. Introduction (editors).- Part I. Japanese ethics of technology.- Chapter 2. Masato SHIRAI. Technology, artificiality, and human beings in later Nishida philosophy.- Chapter 3. Ryoko ASAI. Technology as a Mask.- Chapter 4. Kevin LAM. Ethics for magicians: On Shimomura Torataro's philosophy of technology.- Chapter 5. Yasuo DEGUCHI. Ethics of Emptiness in the technological age.- Chapter 6. Maki SATO. Nature as an Organic Mandala - Implications for the Introduction of Geoengineering.- Part II. The reception of Japanese ethics of technology in the West.- Chapter 7. Mikael LAAKSOHARJU. Ethics for Techies.- Chapter 8. Rickard GRASSMAN. 'Animating Binaries: Zen elements in Japanese discourse and its impact on technological change'.- Chapter 9. Per FORS. Sustainable ICT: Tools from the technology-mediated sphere for ecological sustainability.- Chapter 10. Thomas Taro LENNERFORS. Anthropotechnics and self-cultivation: Sloterdijk meets Yuasa Chapter 11. Iordanis KAVATHATZOPOULOS. Inter-cultural design and use of robots.- Part III. The impact of Fukushima for Japanese ethics of technology.- Chapter 12. Takashi MAJIMA, From "Green" to "Smart": The impact of Fukushima on "Green IT" in Japan.- Chapter 13. Ching-yuen CHEUNG. Reading Tanaka Shozo after Fukushima.- Chapter 14. Saeko KIMURA. How to write the invisible: thinking uncanny fear of radiation.
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