2024
Topics of Philosophy of Technology
Name: Topics of Philosophy of Technology
Code: FIL14420D
3 ECTS
Duration: 15 weeks/78 hours
Scientific Area:
Philosophy
Teaching languages: Portuguese
Languages of tutoring support: Portuguese, English
Regime de Frequência: Presencial
Presentation
Optional.
Sustainable Development Goals
Learning Goals
To understand the problematic nexus linked to the question of technique as an ontological phenomenon and in its cultural meaning.
To acquire operational conceptual tools for the analysis of current civilization and culture.
To apply such conceptual schemes in understanding new situations and phenomena
To acquire operational conceptual tools for the analysis of current civilization and culture.
To apply such conceptual schemes in understanding new situations and phenomena
Contents
1. From Technique to technology as a cultural and historical event: the civilazation of technics.
2. Technical objects and technical images
3. The technique, the writing of the world and the digital phenomenon: from media to network.
4. Some philosophical and ethical readings of the technical phenomenon
2. Technical objects and technical images
3. The technique, the writing of the world and the digital phenomenon: from media to network.
4. Some philosophical and ethical readings of the technical phenomenon
Teaching Methods
Attendance regime and, in duly justified cases, possible online participation Theoretical exposition (supported by digital resources) and practice textual analysis, as a privileged basis for debate. Written and videographic material.
Continuous assessment, preferably, based on attendance and participation in classes (20%) and written assignments of various types (80%). Alternatively, participation with a communication in a scientific event may be taken into consideration.
Continuous assessment, preferably, based on attendance and participation in classes (20%) and written assignments of various types (80%). Alternatively, participation with a communication in a scientific event may be taken into consideration.
Teaching Staff
- Ângelo Samuel Nunes Milhano [responsible]