Heuristics of technosciences: philosophical framing in the case of nanotechnology

New York: Peter Lang (2016)
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The presented analyses are focusing on three predominant theoretical approaches in the philosophy of science and technology: technoscience (STS), technology assessment (TA) and converging technologies (NBIC). On this base are extrapolated the coordinates of the heuristics of technosciences.

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