Is there a French philosophy of technology?

General introduction

Sacha Loeve, Xavier Guchet, Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent

1-20

Philosophy and technology in the French tradition

the legacy of François Dagognet

Gérard Chazal

23-35

On the current uses of Simondon's philosophy of technology

Vincent Bontems

37-49

Christianity and the philosophy of technology in France

Daniel Cérézuelle

51-63

Rise of the machines

challenging Comte's legacy with mechanology, cybernetics, and the heuristic values of technology

Ronan Le Roux

65-80

We have never been wild

towards an ecology of the technical milieu

Victor Petit, Bertrand Guillaume

81-100

The role of the philosophy of technology in French-language studies of video games

Mathieu Triclot

101-118

Technoscience

from the origin of the word to its current uses

Gilbert Hottois

121-138

Cybernetics is an antihumanism

technoscience and the rebellion against the human condition

Jean-Pierre Dupuy

139-156

Lyotard on the (in)humanity of technoscience

François-David Sebbah

157-168

Toward a philosophy of technosciences

Sacha Loeve, Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent

169-186

Technology and nature

Catherine Larrère, Raphael Larrère

189-208

Leroi-Gourhan

technical trends and human cognition

Charles Lenay

209-226

The anthropocene

where are we going?

John R. Stewart

227-235

Toward an object-oriented philosophy of technology

Xavier Guchet

237-256

Cyborgs, between organology and phenomenology

two perspectives on artifacts and life

Thierry Hoquet

257-277

Of times and things

technology and durability

Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent

279-298

Transcendental imagination in a thousand points

Bernard Stiegler

299-314

Ethics of technology in france

Jean-Yves Goffi

317-330

Wisdom in the technosphere

Michel Puech

331-344

Design made in France

perspectives on "industrial aesthetics" (1951–1984)

Vincent Beaubois, Victor Petit

345-359

Design and aesthetics in nanotechnology

Sacha Loeve

361-384

Ontophany theory

historical phenomenology of technology and the digital age

Stéphane Vial

385-400