Introduction

Japanese philosophy and ethics of technology

Kiyoshi Murata

1-20

Technology, artificiality, and human beings in the later Nishida philosophy

Masato Shirai

23-40

A moral ground for technology

Heidegger, postphenomenology, and Watsuji

Yu Inutsuka

41-57

Watsuji's ethics of technology in the container age

59-74

Minakata Kumagusu

ethical implications of the great naturalist's thought for addressing problems embedded in modern science

Maki Sato

75-105

"Technique" and "ethics' of Yuasa Yasuo from the perspective of Asian studies

an introduction to Yuasa philosophy

Koetsu Sato

107-136

Japanese traditional vocational ethics

relevance and meaning for the ICT-dependent society

Kiyoshi Murata

139-160

Robots seen from the perspectives of Japanese culture, philosophy, ethics and aida (betweenness)

Makoto Nakada

161-180

An intuition-based approach to sustainable ICT

insights from eco-ethica

Per Fors, Mikael Laaksoharju

181-200

Imamichi, interdependence and technology-mediated action

the case of border governance

Elin Palm

201-217

Social media in a disaster

technology, ethics and society in tōhoku in march 2011

Ryoko Asai

219-233

Reading Tanaka Shōzō as an ethical person after Fukushima

235-243