Social epistemology and technology : toward public self-awareness regarding technological mediation / edited by Frank Scalambrino. (Text)

Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-229) and index.

Publicizing the social effects of technological mediation / Frank Scalambrino -- The place of value in a world of information: prolegomena to any Marx 2.0 / Steve Fuller -- Technological systems and genuine public interests / Hans Radder -- The end of trust in the age of Big Data / Daniel J. Brunson -- Filter bubbles and the public use of reason: applying epistemology to the newsfeed / Jamie Carlin Watson -- The internet and existentialism: Kierkegaardian and Hegelian insights / Patrick J. Reider -- Existential privacy and the technological situation of boundary regulation / Elize de Mul -- Critical media: media archeology as critical theory / Stephen M. Bourque -- Speculative ethics and anticipatory governance of emerging technology: a case for "un-disciplined" philosophy of technology / William Davis -- What control? Life at the limits of power expression / Frank Scalambrino -- Heidegger on the Question Concerning Technology and Gelassenheit / Charles Bambach -- How learning to read and write shapes humanity: a technosomatic perspective on digitization / Joris Vlieghe -- Labor and technology: Kant, Marx, and the critique of instrumental reason / Arthur Kok -- The biopolitics of the female: constituting gendered subjects through technology / Danielle Guizzo -- Phenomenology of radiology: intentional analysis in the constitution of diagnostic judgment / Mindaugas Briedis -- Absent to those present: the conflict between connectivity and communion / Chad Engelland -- Recognizing the face and facial recognition / Levi Checketts -- Situated mediation and technological reflexivity: smartphones, extended memory, and limits of cognitive enhancement / Chris Drain and Richard Charles Strong -- The vanishing subject: becoming who you cybernetically are / Frank Scalambrino.