Introduction

Jan K. Berg Olsen, Evan Selinger, Søren Riis

1-9

Homo faber

the unity of the history and philosophy of technology

Keekok Lee

13-39

Becoming through technology

Jan K. Berg Olsen

40-61

Quick-freezing philosophy

an analysis of imaging technologies in neurobiology

Robert Rosenberger

65-82

How to read technology critically

David Kaplan

83-99

The McLuhans and metaphysics

Graham Harman

100-122

The question concerning thinking

Søren Riis

123-145

Understanding technology ontotheologically, or

the danger and the promise of Heidegger, an american perspective

Iain Thomson

146-166

Human enhancement and personal identity

Philip Brey

169-185

The future of humanity

Nick Bostrom

186-215

Technology, the environment and the moral considerability of artefacts

Benjamin Hale

216-240

Cultivating humanity

towards a non-humanist ethics of technology

Peter-Paul Verbeek

241-263

Technology transfer and globalization

a new wave for philosophy of technology?

Evan Selinger

267-291

Philosophy of technology as empirical philosophy

comparing technological scales in practice

Casper Bruun Jensen

292-314