Media Philosophy— A Reasonable Programme?

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Table of Contents v
3. Preface 5
4. Section 1: Philosophy of Media Medienphilosophie
5. Binding time: Harold Innis and the balance of new media 9
6. A view on the iconic turn from a semiotic perspective 27
7. Medienphilosophie und Bildungsphilosophie – Ein Plädoyer für Schnittstellenerkundungen 43
8. Medienwissenschaft, Medientheorie oder Medienphilosophie? 75
9. Media Philosophy— A Reasonable Programme? 89
10. Section 2: Philosophy of the Internet Philosophie des Internets
11. Science of Recording 109
12. Weltkommunikation und World Brain. Zur Archäologie der Informationsgesellschaft 125
13. Avatars and Lebensform: Kirchberg 2007 141
14. Towards a Philosophy of the Mobile Information Society 149
15. Section 3: Ethics and political Economy of the Information Society Ethik und politische Ökonomie der Informationsgesellschaft
16. On our Knowledge of Markets for Knowledge―A Survey 167
17. East–West Perspectives on Privacy, Ethical Pluralism and Global Information Ethics 185
18. Information Society: A Second “Great Transformation”? 205
19. Internet and the flow of knowledge: Which ethical and political challenges will we face? 215
20. Will the Open Access Movement be successful? 233
21. Globalisierte Produktion von (akademischem) Wissen – ein Wettbewerbsspiel 243
22. Section 4: Electronic philosophy resources and Open Source / Open Access Elektronische Philosophie-Ressourcen und Open Source / Open Access
23. Philosophy in an Evolving Web: Necessary Conditions, Web Technologies, and the Discovery Project 261
24. Some thoughts on the importance of open source and open access for emerging digital scholarship 275
25. The Necessary Multiplicity 287
26. References 302
27. Abstracts and Biographies 305