New Directions in the Philosophy of Technology

Introduction. Discovery, Telescopes, and Progress; J.C. Pitt. Technology and Science-Based Heuristics; P. Kroes. To an Eye in a Fixed Position: Glass, Art, and Vision; E. Wachtel. The Structure of Technological Revolutions and the Gutenberg Myth; S.D.N. Cook. Paradigms and Paraphernalia: On the Relation Between Theory and Technology in Science; D. DeNicola. Technology and Anaximander's Cosmical Imagination: a Case Study for the Influence of Monumental Architecture on the Origins of Western Philosophy/Science; R. Hahn. Technological Values in the Applied Science Laboratory; P.B. Thompson. The Normative Implications of the Configuration of the Applied Sciences: a Comment on Thompson; M. Heyboer. Reply to Heyboer; P.B. Thompson. Technological Neutrality and the Changing Normative Context of Applied Science Research; P.T. Shepard. Idealizations, Externalities, and the Economic Analysis of Law; R. Laymon. Techniques of Discovery: Broad and Narrow Characterizations of Technology; L.A. Hickman.