Edited by David M. Kaplan

Part 1 Philosophical Perspectives Chapter 2 The Question Concerning Technology Chapter 3 Heidegger on Gaining a Free Relation to Technology Chapter 4 *One-Dimensional Man Chapter 5 *John Dewey's Philosophy of Technology Chapter 6 Focal Things and Practices Chapter 7 A Phenomenology of Technics Chapter 8 *Philosophy of Technology Meets Social Constructivism Chapter 9 *Women and the Assessment of Technology Chapter 10 *Design Methodology and the Nature of Technical Artefacts Chapter 11 Democratic Rationalization Chapter 12 A Collective of Humans and Nonhumans Part 13 Technology and Ethics Chapter 14 Technology and Responsibility Chapter 15 *Technology and the Anachronism of Traditional Rights Chapter 16 Technological Ethics in a Different Voice Chapter 17 *NEST-ethics: Patterns of Moral Argumentation about New and Emerging Science and Technology Chapter 18 *Moralizing Technology Part 19 Technology and Politics Chapter 20 Do Artifacts Have Politics? Chapter 21 *The Panopticon Chapter 22 Strong Democracy and Technology Chapter 23 *Bigger Monster: Weaker Chains Chapter 24 *The Constitution in Cyberspace Chapter 25 *Technology Transfer and Globalization Part 26 Technology and Human Nature Chapter 27 *Transhumanist FAQ Chapter 28 Twenty-First Century Bodies Chapter 29 Why Computers May Never Think Like People Chapter 30 *Interactional Expertise and Embodiment Chapter 31 *Genetic Interventions and the Ethics of Human Enhancement Chapter 32 *What's Wrong with Enhancement Technology Part 33 *Technology and Nature Chapter 34 *The Big Lie: Human Restoration of Nature Chapter 35 *Ecological Restoration and the Culture of Nature Chapter 36 *The Brave New World of Animal Biotechnology Chapter 37 *Ethics and Genetically Modified Food Chapter 38 *What's Wrong with Functional Foods? Part 39 Technology and Science Chapter 40 *When Is an Image Not an Image? Chapter 41 Scientific Visualism Chapter 42 *Laboratories Chapter 43 *Scientific Policy and Moral Purity Chapter 44 *Technologies of Humility