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International Conference on Philosophy of Technology

📅 23–24 Mar 2027 📍 Zarqa, Jordan 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the evolution of technological thought from ancient Greek philosophy to contemporary discussions. It aims to illuminate how historical developments have shaped our understanding of technology within the humanities.

Focusing on the interplay between technology and science, this track examines the philosophical underpinnings of technological design and decision-making. Participants will analyze the status and characteristics of artifacts in relation to philosophical inquiry.

This session addresses the ethical implications of technological advancements and their societal impact. Discussions will center on the frameworks and principles guiding ethical considerations in technology.

This track investigates the philosophical dimensions of information science, including its epistemological and ontological aspects. Participants will engage with the implications of information technology on knowledge production and dissemination.

Exploring design as a central element of technology, this track examines the philosophical questions surrounding design processes and decision-making. It aims to uncover the implications of design choices on societal values and ethics.

This session delves into the intricate connections between technological advancements and political structures. It seeks to understand how technology influences political discourse and vice versa.

Focusing on common ethical themes, this track invites discussions on recurring issues such as privacy, autonomy, and accountability in technology. Participants will analyze how these themes manifest in contemporary technological contexts.

This track examines the significance of artifacts in philosophical discussions about technology. It aims to explore how artifacts shape human experience and influence philosophical thought.

This session engages with the debate between technological determinism and social constructivism in understanding technology's role in society. Participants will critically assess the implications of each perspective on contemporary issues.

This track highlights the contributions of the humanities in understanding the implications of technological change. It encourages interdisciplinary dialogue on how cultural, historical, and ethical dimensions inform our engagement with technology.

Looking ahead, this session invites reflections on emerging trends and challenges in the philosophy of technology. Participants will discuss potential future research avenues and the evolving relationship between technology and society.