Titlebook: Broad and Narrow Interpretations of Philosophy of Technology; Broad and Narrow Int Paul T. Durbin Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990

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Changes in Cognitive and Value Orientations in System Designcal and humanitarian rationales can be combined; people speak of “human dimensions” or of the “controllability” or “manageability” or “acceptability” of technologies, or else they talk about solving “ergonomic” or “ecological” problems associated with technology. This essay is an attempt to clarify these changes.

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Clarifying and Applying Intelligence: A Reply to Peter LimperHe also poses some significant challenges for future philosophical work that needs to be done. I am grateful for his perceptive reading and acknowledge that when he read “between the lines,” as he said, he invariably got it right.

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Engineering Ethics and Political Imaginationfrom the idea that questions about ethics and morality are best left to humanists or to elder statesmen of science, a recognition that such matters ought to be an important part of education in the technical professions. One can hope that through these efforts a new generation of men and women will

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Computer and World Picture: A Critical Appraisal of Herbert A. Simontechnical world picture that has dominated Western thought since René Descartes. The present article limits itself to a critical appraisal of Herbert A. Simon as a systems thinker and how his scientific work evinces a view of reality inspired by computer technology.

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Changes in Cognitive and Value Orientations in System Designion of a set of cognitive features and a set of valuations. Discussions dealing with the explanation of technological change commonly point out the role of value orientations and the significance of decision making as influenced by accepted values. Discussions of new cognitive orientations in techno