Philosophy: Technology covers such topics as cyber warfare, designing children, video games and virtual reality, nanotechnology, and technology and the environment.

Table of Contents

• Preface to Series
• Introduction
• Chapter 1: Basic Principles, Concepts, and Ideas in the Philosophy of Technology Lawrence M. Hinman Emeritus Professor of Philosophy University of San Diego, CA
• Chapter 2: Education, Technology, and Social Control Claire Katz Professor, Department of Philosophy Texas A&M University, College Station
• Chapter 3: Technological Ethics in Context: The Case of Nanotechnology Thomas M. Powers Associate Professor, Departments of Philosophy and Public Policy & Administration University of Delaware, Newark, S. Ismat Shah Professor, Departments of Materials Science & Engineering and Physics & Astronomy University of Delaware, Newark
• Chapter 4: God out of the Machine? Charles Melvin Ess Professor in Media Studies, Department of Media and Communication University of Oslo, Norway
• Chapter 5: Designing Children Lawrence M. Hinman Emeritus Professor of Philosophy University of San Diego, CA
• Chapter 6: Cyborg Humanity and the Technologies of Human Enhancement Mark Coeckelbergh Professor of Philosophy of Media and Technology Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna, Austria
• Chapter 7: Cognitive Technology Derek Jones Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy and Religion University of Evansville, IN
• Chapter 8: Video Games and Virtual Reality Robert F. J. Seddon Honorary Fellow, Department of Philosophy Durham University, UK
• Chapter 9: Robots, Sex, and Love John P. Sullins Professor of Philosophy Sonoma State University, CA
• Chapter 10: Robot Warfare Ryan Jenkins Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
• Chapter 11: Cyberwar and the Just War Tradition John Petrik Editor, The CyberWire Baltimore, MD
• Chapter 12: Technology, the Environment, and Sustainability Trish Glazebrook Director, School of Politics, Philosophy, and Public Affairs Washington State University, Pullman
• Chapter 13: How Technology Is Changing What and How We Eat Lisa Kretz Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy and Religion University of Evansville, IN
• Glossary