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Diane Michelfelder is professor of philosophy at Macalester College. Her scholarly interests focus on the ethical dimensions of our relations to, and the design of, Internet-embedded technologies and technological systems. A past president of the Society for Philosophy and Technology, she is currently co-editor-in-chief of that society’s journal, Techné: Research in Philosophy and Technology.
Acknowledgements
Preface
- Test-Driving the Future: Ordinary Environments and the Ethics of Technological Change
Diane P. Michelfelder
- A Postphenomenology of Electric, Self-Driving and Shared Vehicles
Galit Wellner
- The Ethics of Crossing the Street
Robert Kirkman
- Who is Responsible if the Vehicle Itself is Driving?
Sven Ove Hansson
- The Ethics of Transitioning Towards a Driverless Future: Traffic Risks and the Choice Among Cars with Different Levels of Automation
Sven Nyholm
- Stop Saying that Driverless Cars will Eliminate Driver Distraction
Robert Rosenberger
- Autonomous Vehicles and Environmental Justice: Addressing the Challenges Ahead Shane Epting
- Vehicles of Change: The Role of Public Sector Regulation on the Road to Autonomous Vehicles.
Patrick Schmidt and Jeremy Carp
- Planes, Trains, and Flying Taxis: Ethics and the Lure of Autonomous Vehicles
Joseph Herkert, Jacob Borenstein, and Keith Miller\
- Experiencing the Future: A Phenomenological Exploration of Automated Vehicles
Inga Kamhof and Tsjalling Swierstra
Index
About the Contributors