At 28 May, Caroline Bollen will defend her thesis called 'Empathy 2.0: what it means to be empathetic in a diverse and digital world'.
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At 1 May, Keje Boersma will defend his dissertation.
The Empirical Methods for Philosophy of Technology course will give the students an introduction to the subject, why the students may want to consider it in their research and discuss a range of pi
Located on a beautiful farm, surrounded by nature and like-minded PhD students, the writing retreat is the perfect occasion to get some nice writing done, bond with others, and learn from each othe
The course runs across five days, with each day covering one dimension of philosophy of technology: metaphysics (May 14 and 15), (meta)ethics (May 16), politics (May 21), applied ethics (May 22).
This course has been cancelled in 2024.
Calendar
The course runs across five days, with each day covering one dimension of philosophy of technology: metaphysics (May 14 and 15), (meta)ethics (May 16), politics (May 21), applied ethics (May 22).
Located on a beautiful farm, surrounded by nature and like-minded PhD students, the writing retreat is the perfect occasion to get some nice writing done, bond with others, and learn from each othe
The Empirical Methods for Philosophy of Technology course will give the students an introduction to the subject, why the students may want to consider it in their research and discuss a range of pi
At 1 May, Keje Boersma will defend his dissertation.
At 28 May, Caroline Bollen will defend her thesis called 'Empathy 2.0: what it means to be empathetic in a diverse and digital world'.
About the topic
Moral philosophy before the mid-Twentieth Century developed under the implicit assumption that outcomes could be treated as determinate.
The joint ESDiT / 4TU.Ethics international conference on “Rethinking Ethics – Reimagining Technology” will take place from October 2nd to October 4th at the University of Twente in
This course acquaints students with current theories and approaches to the relations between mind, body, and technology.
Promises and expectations concerning new and emerging science and technologies (NEST) abound in contemporary societies.
This course focuses on present-day and particularly continental philosophical approaches to technology and science.
Primary target group
Ethics and Technology PhD programme candidates.
Technology has the potential to contribute to a just society, but unfortunately, some technologies only reinforce existing inequalities.
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