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Integrating Ethics of Technology into a Serious Game: The Case of Tethics
Open PhilosophyIn the face of what is called “Existential risks/threats” or “polycrisis” – where digitalization, biomedicalization, and environmental degradation intertwine as existential threats – this article argues for a critical philosophy of technology as a ...
Perperidis Giannis +3 more
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A QALY is [still] a QALY is [still] a QALY?
BMC Medical EthicsDespite clinical evidence of drug superiority, therapeutic modalities, like combination immunotherapy, are mostly considered cost-ineffective due to their high costs per life year(s) gained.
Hamideh Mahdiani +2 more
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The History and Philosophy of Biosignatures
, 2018 This chapter examines the human search, understanding, and interpretation of biosignatures. It deals with four epistemological issues in the search for signs of life in outer space: (1) conceptualization, how we form concepts of life in astrobiology, how we define and categorize things, and the relation between our concepts and our knowledge of the ...
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Women, philosophy and the history of philosophy
British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 2019ABSTRACTIt is only in the last 30 years that any appreciable work has been done on women philosophers of the past.
Sarah Hutton
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2008
The concept of history was developed in a great array of directions during the period of Modern German Philosophy. Ranging from macrostructural analyses of the evolution of civilizations to descriptions of the temporal social experience of the individual it was essentially a critical concept, one which would seek to expose the allegedly naïve idea of ...
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The concept of history was developed in a great array of directions during the period of Modern German Philosophy. Ranging from macrostructural analyses of the evolution of civilizations to descriptions of the temporal social experience of the individual it was essentially a critical concept, one which would seek to expose the allegedly naïve idea of ...
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Philosophy and History in the History of Modern Philosophy
2004Abstract Philosophical questions are cognitively orienting. That is, how one answers them whether explicitly or implicitly—determines in fundamental ways how one thinks about a whole range of important but more specific or consequent questions.
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