Ethos of Digital Environments : technology, literary theory and philosophy
/Edited by Susanna Lindberg and Hanna-Riikka Roine
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- New York: Routledge, 2021.
- 256p.
This volume explores the ethos of digital environments, asking how we can orient ourselves in them and inviting us to renewed moral reflection in the face of dilemmas they entail.
Introduction: From Solving Mechanical Dilemmas to Taking Care of Digital EcologySusanna Lindberg and Hanna-Riikka RoineShould a Self-driving CarEino SantanenPART 1Digital Ecologies Today1 Three Species Challenges: Toward a General Ecology of Cognitive AssemblagesN. Katherine HaylesPART 2The Ethos: Description and Formation2 Viral Storytelling as the Contemporary Narrative Didacticism: Deriving Universal Truths from Arbitrary Narratives of Personal ExperienceMaria Mäkelä3 Authorship vs. Assemblage in Digital MediaHanna-Riikka Roine and Laura Piippo4 The Logic of Selection and Poetics of Cultural Interfaces: A Literature of Full Automation?Matti Kangaskoski5 Ghosts Beyond the Machine: "Schizoid Nondroids" and Fictions of Surveillance CapitalismEsko SuorantaPART 3The Ethos: Entanglement and Delegation6 The Zombies of the Digital: What Justice Should We Wait For?Frédéric Neyrat7 Just Machines. On Algorithmic Ethos and JusticeSusanna Lindberg8 Automation: Between Factuality and NormativityMarc-Antoine Pencolé9 How Agents Lost Their Cognitive Capacities within the Computational Evolution of Market CompetitionAnna Longo10 Thinking about Google Search as #DigitalColonialismJoshua AdamsPART 4The Ethos: Thinking, Computing, and Ethics11 The Light of Morality and the Light of the MachineFrançois-David Sebbah12 What Do We Call "Thinking" in the Age of Artificial Intelligence and Moral Machines?Anne Alombert13 Can a Machine Have a Soul?Daniel Ross14 The Chiasm: Thinking Things and Thinging Thoughts. Our Being with TechnologyLars Botin
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