Engineering and Value Change

Engineering and Value Change

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor Corporativo: SpringerLink (Online service)
Otros Autores: Didier, Christelle (Editor), Béranger, Aurélien (Editor), Bouzin, Antoine (Editor), Paris, Hugo (Editor), Supiot, Jérémie (Editor)
Sumario:IX, 346 p. 25 illus.
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Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Springer, 2025.
Edición:1st ed. 2025.
Colección:Philosophy of Engineering and Technology, 48
Materias:
Technology > Moral and ethical aspects.
Technology > Philosophy.
Technical education.
Sustainability.
Ethics of Technology.
Philosophy of Technology.
Engineering and Technology Education.
Acceso en línea:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-83549-0
Formato: Electrónico Libro
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Chapter 1. Values change, so does Philosophy of Technology and Engineering
  • Part I - Ethics
  • Chapter 2. Aligning the Ethics of Care with Commitments to Sustainability in US Professional Engineering Codes
  • Chapter 3. Using Civic Professionalism to Frame Ethical and Social Responsibility in Engineering
  • Chapter 4. How Do We Value Data Privacy? Insights and Design Implications
  • Chapter 5. Are technologies worthless? Environmentalist engineers in quest of sustainable compromises
  • Part II - Justice
  • Chapter 6. Justice and Smart Societies: Conceptual Foundations, Limitations, and Conditions of Algorithmizing Fairness
  • Chapter 7. Enhancing Precision Agriculture through Applied Trustworthy Data and AI Governance
  • Chapter 8. Scientists and the Sovereigns: Digital Sequence Information, Distributive Justice, and the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity
  • Chapter 9. Resource exploitation, transformation for sustainability, and the technosolutionism critique
  • Chapter 10. Energy Justice Assumptions of Energy Storage Experts
  • Chapter 11. The role of epistemic fairness in dynamics models to support sustainable mobility diffusion
  • Part III - Epistemology
  • Chapter 12. On the Importance of Democratic Debates Regarding Matters of Concern in Value Sensitive Design
  • Chapter 13. Epistemic achievements of engineers in relation to sociotechnical systems: From technological knowledge to engineering understanding
  • Chapter 14. Operators’ experiences with intelligent compaction systems in road pavement: a technological mediation approach
  • Chapter 15. Training engineers for sustainability, but which one? A discussion of critical alternatives to the “Good Anthropocene”
  • Chapter 16. Manipulating the Scaffolded Agent
  • Chapter 17. Maintaining scientific instruments: artifacts, malfunction, and values
  • Part IV - Theoretical approaches to value change in design
  • Chapter 18. Artificial and Natural Functions: A Pragmatic Taxonomy
  • Chapter 19. Value Change Sensitive Design: Elements of a Proces Ontological Framework and Method
  • Chapter 20. How to Do Things with Things
  • Chapter 21. Conclusion.

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