ISSN
2210-5433 (Paperback)
2210-5441 (eBook)
Archive
"My fitbit thinks I can do better!"
do health promoting wearable technologies support personal autonomy?
2019
Philosophy & Technology 32 (1)
Accessing online data for youth mental health research
meeting the ethical challenges
2019
Philosophy & Technology 32 (1)
Between minimal and greater than minimal risk
how research participants and oncologists assess data-sharing and the risk of re-identification in genomic research
2019
Philosophy & Technology 32 (1)
Big data analytics, infectious diseases and associated ethical impacts
2019
Philosophy & Technology 32 (1)
Doing away with the agential bias
agency and patiency in health monitoring applications
2019
Philosophy & Technology 32 (1)
Homo faber revisited
Postphenomenology and material engagement theory
2019
Philosophy & Technology 32 (2)
Homo faber revisited
Postphenomenology and material engagement theory
2019
Don Ihde, Lambros Malafouris (eds)
Philosophy & Technology 32 (2)
How stone tools shaped us
post-phenomenology and material engagement theory
2019
Philosophy & Technology 32 (2)
On malfunction, mechanisms and malware classification
2019
Philosophy & Technology 32 (2)
Replacing epiphenomenalism
a pluralistic enactive take on the metaplasticity of early body ornamentation
2019
Philosophy & Technology 32 (2)
Social justice, equality and primary care
(how) can "big data" help?
2019
Philosophy & Technology 32 (1)
Technological environmentality
conceptualizing technology as a mediating milieu
2019
Philosophy & Technology 32 (2)