Epistemological aspects of technology assessment

der 16. Weltkongress Für Philosophie 2:1182-1191 (1983)
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Technology Assessment is a new mode of knowledge: it attempts to grasp the impact of large bodies of techniques and processes on large bodies of people and social institutions. We are not yet quite clear what exactly we mean by "impact" which is at the heart of TA judgments. Therefore it is of great importance that we look deeper into the epistemological foundations of TA, and attempt to learn where lie its strengths and pitfalls, under what circumstances it can be best practised, what kind of qualities of mind it requires.

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