Readings In The Philosophy Of Technology Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction
1	Do Machines Make History?	7
2	Toward a Philosophy of Technology	17
3	Question Concerning Technology	35
4	Heidegger on Gaining a Free Relation to Technology	53
5	Social Implications of Technology	63
6	Technical Progress and the Social Life-World	81
7	The Culture of Technology	95
8	Technologies as Forms of Life	103
9	Focal Things and Practices	115
10	A Phenomenology of Technics	137
11	A Cyborg Manifesto	161
12	A Collective of Humans and Nonhumans	179
13	Ecological Restoration and the Culture of Nature	191
14	Democratic Rationalization	209
15	Technology and Responsibility	231
16	Technology, Demography, and the Anachronism of Traditional Rights	245
17	The Constitution in Cyberspace	259
18	Technological Ethics in a Different Voice	273
19	Do Artifacts Have Politics?	289
20	Strong Democracy and Technology	303
21	Socialism and the Democratic Planning of Technical Change	319
22	The Insurgent Architect at Work	337
23	Panopticism	359
24	Enhancement Technology?	373
25	Twenty-First Century Bodies	381
26	Why Computers May Never Think like People	397
27	Whither Psychoanalysis in Computer Culture?	415
28	Experimentation and Scientific Realism	435
29	Laboratories	449
30	Scientific Visualism	469
31	Should Philosophies of Science Encode Democratic Ideals?	487
	Index	501