The philosophy of technology has been dominated by metaphysical
analyses of the "essence" of technology and by moral/critical
reflections on the consequences of technology for individual and
social forms of life. To develop a more internally oriented
philosophy of technology, the authors in this volume believe that
an empirical turn is necessary, similar to the turn witnessed in
the philosophy of science. In this volume, authors explore the
various ways in which empirical data can be used in ontological,
epistemological, ethical or more general discussions in the
philosophy of technology. All the chapters in the volume therefore
contribute to an empirical turn in the philosophy of technology.
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