METODO

International Studies in Phenomenology and Philosophy

Journal | Volume

COPR Bookmark
216894

2011

141 Pages

ISBN n/a

Robotics

Vol. 24 (3)

Edited by

John P. Sullins

Publication details

Full citation:

Sullins, J. P. (ed) (2011). Robotics. Philosophy & Technology 24 (3).

Table of Contents

Children of the fourth revolution

Floridi Luciano

227-

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Introduction

Sullins John P.

233-

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Engaging the public in the ethics of robots for war and peace

Danielson Peter

239-249

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Carebots and caregivers

Vallor Shannon

251-

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From killer machines to doctrines and swarms, or why ethics of military robotics is not (necessarily) about robots

Coeckelbergh Mark

269-278

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Is it morally right to use unmanned aerial vehicles (uavs) in war?

Johansson Linda

279-291

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Robots as weapons in just wars

Schulzke Marcus

293-

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Robots of just war

Pagallo Ugo

307-323

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Robots, trust and war

Simpson Thomas W.

325-337

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Martial bliss

Geraci Robert M.

339-

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Robots and other cognitive systems

Kroes Neelie

355-

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All watched over by machines of silent grace?

Bishop Mark

359-

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Radiation protection—sorting out the arguments

Hansson Sven Ove

363-368

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