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Alfred Nordmann

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General Philosophy of Science
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    Edgar Zilsel und die Einheit der Erkenntnis by Johann Dvorak (review)
    Isis 76 233-233. 1985.
    History of Science
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    Science in the context of application: methodological change, conceptual transformation, cultural reorientation
    with Martin Carrier
    In M. Carrier & A. Nordmann (eds.), Science in the Context of Application, Springer. pp. 1--7. 2011.
    Scientific Change, MiscScientific Practice
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    Beyond conversation: Some lessons for nanoethics (review)
    NanoEthics 4 (2): 171-181. 2010.
    One of the aims of the DEEPEN project was to deepen ethical understanding of issues related to emerging nanotechnologies through an interdisciplinary approach utilizing insights from philosophy, ethics, and the social sciences. Accordingly, part of its final report was dedicated to the question of what was accomplished with regards to this aim and what further research is required. It relates two insights: Nanotechnologies intensify the ambivalence of ongoing, long-term developments; and yet, ou…Read more
    One of the aims of the DEEPEN project was to deepen ethical understanding of issues related to emerging nanotechnologies through an interdisciplinary approach utilizing insights from philosophy, ethics, and the social sciences. Accordingly, part of its final report was dedicated to the question of what was accomplished with regards to this aim and what further research is required. It relates two insights: Nanotechnologies intensify the ambivalence of ongoing, long-term developments; and yet, our intuitions and received story-lines fail us as a guide to ethical and political matters concerning nanotechnologies
    Nanotechnology
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