1. Perspectives on Technology and its Value
2. Technology and the Good Life
3. Computer and Information Technology
4. Technology and Business
5. Biotechnologies and the Ethics of Enhancement

A hallmark of the volume is multidisciplinary contributions both (1) in "analytic" and "continental" philosophies and (2) across several hot-button topics of interest to students, including the ethics of autonomous vehicles, psychotherapeutic phone apps, and bio-enhancement of cognition and in sports. The volume editors, both teachers of technology ethics, have compiled a set of original and timely chapters that will advance scholarly debate and stimulate fascinating and lively classroom discussion.

Downloadable eResources (available from www.routledge.com/9781032038704) provide a glossary of all relevant terms, sample classroom activities/discussion questions relevant for chapters, and links to Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entries and other relevant online materials.

Key Features:

• Examines the most pivotal ethical questions around our use of technology, equipping readers to better understand technology's promises and perils.
• Explores throughout a central tension raised by technological progress: maintaining social stability vs. pursuing dynamic social improvements.
• Provides ample coverage of the pressing issues of free speech and productive online discourse.