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How Technologies Harm

Name: How Technologies Harm
Brand: Bristol University Press
SKU: 47547061
Price: 111.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Mark A. (Deakin University) Wood
ISBN: 9781529247077

Mark A. (Deakin University) Wood

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English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 47547061

Publishers Bristol University Press, November 2025

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Technologies contribute to harms in a variety of ways, but can we ever say they are harmful in-and-of-themselves?This book offers a new way to understand how technologies, while not intrinsically harmful, are laden with values and dispositions that can contribute to negative outcomes. Building on insights from postphenomenology, realist social theory and the philosophy of action, it provides a framework for examining technology-harm relations: relations with technology that are harmful by virtue of what they contribute to bringing about. It is for anyone seeking to design, regulate, research or simply use technology in a way that prioritizes well-being.