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This paper challenges that Ihde’s and Stiegler’s approaches stand in radical opposition. It argues that ethos is prior to law, exposes a Heideggerian rift between technoscience and technics, and rejects… Click to show full abstract
This paper challenges that Ihde’s and Stiegler’s approaches stand in radical opposition. It argues that ethos is prior to law, exposes a Heideggerian rift between technoscience and technics, and rejects separation of theory from practice in favor of logics of poiesis.
Keywords:
philosophy;
technology ethics;
ethics time;
philosophy technology;
poi sis;
time poi
Journal Title: Foundations of Science
Year Published: 2021
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Journal Title: Foundations of Science
Year Published: 2021
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