University of Twente
Department of Philosophy

Bryan R. Weaver and Kevin Scharp, A defense of QUD reasons contextualism

Philip Brey, The Historical Development of Ethics of Emerging Technologies

Philip Brey, The Metaverse: A Critical Assessment

Kristian Gonzalez Barman, Sascha Caron, Emily Sullivan, Henk W. de Regt, Roberto Ruiz de Austri, Mieke Boon, Michael Färber, Stefan Fröse, Tobias Golling, Luis Lopez, Faegheh Hasibi, Lukas Heinrich, Andreas Ipp, Rukshak Kapoor, Gregor Kasieczka, Daniel Kostić, Michael Krämer, Jesus Marco, Sydney Otten, Pawel Pawlowski, Pietro Vischia, Erik Weber, and Christoph Weniger, Large physics models: towards a collaborative approach with large language models and foundation models

Manuel Gustavo Isaac, Steffen Koch, and Kevin Scharp, New Perspectives on Conceptual Engineering - Volume 1: Foundational Issues (edited book)

Bas de Boer and Jochem Zwier, Phenomenology and the Philosophy of Technology (edited book)

Matthew Chrisman and Kevin Scharp, Norms and Necessity, by Amie Thomasson

Jeroen Hopster, Philip Brey, Michael Klenk, Guido Löhr, Samuela Marchiori, Björn Lundgren, and Kevin Scharp, Conceptual Disruption and the Ethics of Technology

Rosalie Waelen and Philip Brey, Ethical Dimensions of Facial Recognition and Video Analytics in Surveillance

Federico Boem and Stefano Bonzio, A Logic for a Critical Attitude?

Javier Suárez and Federico Boem, Technology-driven surrogates and the perils of epistemic misalignment: an analysis in contemporary microbiome science

Jan Peter Bergen and Zoë Robaey, Designing in Times of Uncertainty: What Virtue Ethics Can Bring to Engineering Ethics in the Twenty-First Century

Sergio Urueña López, Anticipation and responsible innovation: opening-up futures through plausibility negotiations

Sergio Urueña López, La anticipación en la búsqueda de una innovación responsable: gradientes de radicalidad ético-política

Alison Duncan Kerr and Kevin Scharp, The End of Vagueness: Technological Epistemicism, Surveillance Capitalism, and Explainable Artificial Intelligence

Jan Peter Bergen and Peter-Paul Verbeek, To-Do Is to Be: Foucault, Levinas, and Technologically Mediated Subjectivation

Mayli Mertens, Owen C. King, Michel J. A. M. van Putten, and Marianne Boenink, Can we learn from hidden mistakes? Self-fulfilling prophecy and responsible neuroprognostic innovation

Federico Boem, La mente estesa ma individuata: una prospettiva simbiotica

Federico Boem and Matteo Galletti, Public Health Policies: Philosophical Perspectives Between Science and Democracy

Federico Boem and Emanuele Ratti, Science and Politics in a Time of Pandemic: Some Epistemological and Political Lessons from the Italian Story

Sergio Urueña López, Responsibility through Anticipation? The ‘Future Talk’ and the Quest for Plausibility in the Governance of Emerging Technologies

Sergio Urueña López, Hannot Rodríguez, and Joseba Andoni Ibarra Unzueta, Foresight and responsible innovation: Openness and closure in anticipatory heuristics

Ciano Aydin and Bas de Boer, Brain imaging technologies as source for Extrospection: self-formation through critical self-identification

Philip Brey, Recent Developments in Dutch and European Philosophy and Ethics of Technology

Michiru Nagatsu, Taylor Davis, C. Tyler DesRoches, Inkeri Koskinen, Miles MacLeod, Milutin Stojanovic, and Henrik Thorén, Philosophy of Science for Sustainability Science

Federico Boem, Stefano Bonzio, Barbara Osimani, and Armando Sacco, The Cochrane Case: An Epistemic Analysis on Decision-Making and Trust in Science in the Age of Information

Federico Boem, Scientific Protocols as Recipes: A New Way to Look at Experimental Practice in the Life Sciences and the Hidden Philosophy Within

Kevin Scharp, Conceptual engineering for truth: aletheic properties and new aletheic concepts

Ciano Aydin, Margoth Gonzalez Woge, and Peter-Paul Verbeek, Technological Environmentality: Conceptualizing Technology as a Mediating Milieu

Federico Boem, A ngela P otochnik, Idealization and the aims of science, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2017, 252 pp., $45.00, ISBN 9780226507057 (review)