Volume 22, Issue 2

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June 2017

Special Issue: The Art of Living with Technology

Issue Editors:

Yoni Van Den Eede,
Gert Goeminne,
Marc Van den Bossche

37 articles in this issue

The Art of Living with Technology: Turning Over Philosophy of Technology’s Empirical Turn
Yoni Van Den Eede
Gert Goeminne
Marc Van den Bossche
EditorialNotes 16 December 2015 Pages: 235 - 246
Releasement and Nihilism in the Art of Living with Technology
Marc Van den Bossche
OriginalPaper 16 December 2015 Pages: 247 - 253
On Living with Technology through Renunciation and Releasement
Robert C. Scharff
Commentary 17 October 2015 Pages: 255 - 260
Heidegger on Verfallenheit
Babette Babich
Commentary 24 December 2015 Pages: 261 - 264
On Heidegger’s Actuality
Marc Van den Bossche
Reply 16 December 2015 Pages: 265 - 267
A Non-confrontational Art of Living in the Technosphere and Infosphere
Michel Puech
OriginalPaper 16 December 2015 Pages: 269 - 274
Does an Old Art Suffice for New Problems?
Tsjalling Swierstra
Commentary Open access 17 October 2015 Pages: 275 - 278
Which Wisdom Can Change the World?
Erik Paredis
Commentary 16 December 2015 Pages: 279 - 282
Whose Agency Now?
Michel Puech
Reply 16 December 2015 Pages: 283 - 286
Social Autonomy and Heteronomy in the Age of ICT: The Digital Pharmakon and the (Dis)Empowerment of the General Intellect
Pieter Lemmens
OriginalPaper Open access 17 October 2015 Pages: 287 - 296
The Art of Collectively Loving Well in the Digital Age
Kate Milberry
Commentary 16 December 2015 Pages: 297 - 300
The Struggle for Technology: Towards a Realistic Political Theory of Technology
Peter-Paul Verbeek
Commentary Open access 29 October 2015 Pages: 301 - 304
Love and Realism
Pieter Lemmens
Reply Open access 17 October 2015 Pages: 305 - 310
The Care of Our Hybrid Selves: Ethics in Times of Technical Mediation
Steven Dorrestijn
OriginalPaper Open access 29 October 2015 Pages: 311 - 321
A Critical Use of Foucault’s Art of Living
Marli Huijer
Commentary Open access 29 October 2015 Pages: 323 - 327
Ethics in Times of Posthumanism
Galit Wellner
Commentary 16 December 2015 Pages: 329 - 332
The Uses of Reason in Times of Technical Mediation
Steven Dorrestijn
Reply Open access 29 October 2015 Pages: 333 - 337
The Art of Living with ICTs: The Ethics–Aesthetics of Vulnerability Coping and Its Implications for Understanding and Evaluating ICT Cultures
Mark Coeckelbergh
OriginalPaper 19 October 2015 Pages: 339 - 348
Better Living Through Technology
David J. Gunkel
Commentary Open access 07 November 2015 Pages: 349 - 352
The Art of Living with NZT and ICT: Dialectics of an Artistic Case Study
Hub Zwart
Commentary Open access 17 October 2015 Pages: 353 - 356
Hacking Technological Practices and the Vulnerability of the Modern Hero
Mark Coeckelbergh
Reply 19 October 2015 Pages: 357 - 362
The Online Education Controversy and the Future of the University
Andrew Feenberg
OriginalPaper 16 December 2015 Pages: 363 - 371
Cause for Optimism: Engaging in a Vital Conversation About Online Learning
Ellen Rose
Commentary 16 December 2015 Pages: 373 - 376
Neo-liberal Reform and the Big Data University
Evan Selinger
Commentary 29 October 2015 Pages: 377 - 380
Beyond the Hype
Andrew Feenberg
Reply 16 December 2015 Pages: 381 - 383
ICT Literacy: An Imperative of the Twenty-First Century
Søren Riis
OriginalPaper 16 December 2015 Pages: 385 - 394
The ICT Educator’s Fallacy
Robert Rosenberger
Commentary 16 December 2015 Pages: 395 - 399
ICT Literacy: A Technical or Non-technical Issue?
Joris Vlieghe
Commentary 29 October 2015 Pages: 401 - 404
Information and Communication Technology Inside Out: From Hype to Literacy
Søren Riis
Reply 16 December 2015 Pages: 405 - 409
A Modest Art: Securing Privacy in Technologically Mediated Homecare
Ike Kamphof
OriginalPaper Open access 14 December 2015 Pages: 411 - 419
How to Make Your Relationship Work? Aesthetic Relations with Technology
Jeannette Pols
Commentary Open access 29 October 2015 Pages: 421 - 424
Towards a Phenomenology of Technologically Mediated Moral Change: Or, What Could Mark Zuckerberg Learn from Caregivers in the Southern Netherlands?
Tamar Sharon
Commentary Open access 16 November 2015 Pages: 425 - 428
Whose Art Are We Talking About?
Ike Kamphof
Reply Open access 29 October 2015 Pages: 429 - 432
Concrete/Abstract: Sketches for a Self-Reflexive Epistemology of Technology Use
Yoni Van Den Eede
OriginalPaper 16 December 2015 Pages: 433 - 442
Critical Theory of Digital Media
Ian Angus
Commentary 16 December 2015 Pages: 443 - 446
How Bridges and Walls Grow Out of Abstractions
Corey Anton
Commentary 16 December 2015 Pages: 447 - 450
Beyond the Concrete: Toward an Art of Living with Abstract Conditions
Yoni Van Den Eede
Reply 16 December 2015 Pages: 451 - 454

Volume 22, Issue 2

The Art of Living with Technology: Turning Over Philosophy of Technology’s Empirical Turn

Releasement and Nihilism in the Art of Living with Technology

On Living with Technology through Renunciation and Releasement

Heidegger on Verfallenheit

On Heidegger’s Actuality

A Non-confrontational Art of Living in the Technosphere and Infosphere

Does an Old Art Suffice for New Problems?

Which Wisdom Can Change the World?

Whose Agency Now?

Social Autonomy and Heteronomy in the Age of ICT: The Digital Pharmakon and the (Dis)Empowerment of the General Intellect

The Art of Collectively Loving Well in the Digital Age

The Struggle for Technology: Towards a Realistic Political Theory of Technology

Love and Realism

The Care of Our Hybrid Selves: Ethics in Times of Technical Mediation

A Critical Use of Foucault’s Art of Living

Ethics in Times of Posthumanism

The Uses of Reason in Times of Technical Mediation

The Art of Living with ICTs: The Ethics–Aesthetics of Vulnerability Coping and Its Implications for Understanding and Evaluating ICT Cultures

Better Living Through Technology

The Art of Living with NZT and ICT: Dialectics of an Artistic Case Study

Hacking Technological Practices and the Vulnerability of the Modern Hero

The Online Education Controversy and the Future of the University

Cause for Optimism: Engaging in a Vital Conversation About Online Learning

Neo-liberal Reform and the Big Data University

Beyond the Hype

ICT Literacy: An Imperative of the Twenty-First Century

The ICT Educator’s Fallacy

ICT Literacy: A Technical or Non-technical Issue?

Information and Communication Technology Inside Out: From Hype to Literacy

A Modest Art: Securing Privacy in Technologically Mediated Homecare

How to Make Your Relationship Work? Aesthetic Relations with Technology

Towards a Phenomenology of Technologically Mediated Moral Change: Or, What Could Mark Zuckerberg Learn from Caregivers in the Southern Netherlands?

Whose Art Are We Talking About?

Concrete/Abstract: Sketches for a Self-Reflexive Epistemology of Technology Use

Critical Theory of Digital Media

How Bridges and Walls Grow Out of Abstractions

Beyond the Concrete: Toward an Art of Living with Abstract Conditions

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