Ethics and Nanotechnology Lecture Notes
Notes for a lecture delivered at Cardiff University on 11 November 2009 as part of the 3rd year BSc Chemistry Nanoscience module. Covers the nature...
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Ecstasy of Reason, Crisis of Reason: ...
This essay from 1999 was originally published alongside others in PLI (http://www.warwick.ac.uk/philosophy/... in a special issue (no. 8)...
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The Humanities and the Shaping of Soc...
I propose that a key avenue of research in the humanities and social science needs to be the implications of modernisation (broadly, the pursuit of...
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Future ethics: risk, care and non-rec...
As the number of intrinsically unknowable technologically produced risks global society faces continues to grow, it is evident that the question of...
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The Futures of Causality: Hans Jonas ...
To understand novelty, we arguably require a concept of the future which does not define it as fully determined by the past. To flesh out what such...
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Technological Futures and Non-recipro...
Alongside the development of science and technology in industrialised societies, there has developed a mismatch between their collective capacity t...
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Nanotechnology, Contingency and Finitude
It is argued that the social significance of nanotechnologies should be understood in terms of the politics and ethics of uncertainty. This means t...
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What impacts do large infrastructure projects have on communities? Drawing on the case of the South Wales Gas Pipeline, this essay summarises the r...
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