Technology and politics

toward artificial history?

Marcos I. García de la Huerta

3-14

Globalization

homogenization with an increasing technological gap

Marcos I. García de la Huerta

15-38

Thinking machines and the crisis of modern reason

39-60

Ethics, science, and technology

61-67

Contributions to the philosophy of technology in Costa Rica

Luis A. Camacho Naranjo

71-80

Science, technology, and development

some models of their relationship

Luis A. Camacho Naranjo

81-87

Ethics, pernicious technology, and the "technological argument"

Edgar R. Briceño Ramírez

89-98

Technology and basic needs

proposal for a debate on fundamental criteria

Enrique Dussel

101-109

On technique

José Gaos

111-120

Technological objects and their epistemological base

Hugo Padilla

121-131

Satellites and our morality

Leopoldo Zea

133-141

Technology and human nature

Maria Luisa García-Merita

145-151

Philosophy, technology, and society

Manuel Medina

153-166

Does technology "construct" scientific reality?

Ramón Queraltó

167-172

The design and evaluation of technologies

some conceptual issues

Miguel A. Quintanilla

173-195

From World3 to the social assessment of technology

remarks on science, technology, and society

José Sanmartín Esplugues

197-209

Genethics

the social assessment of the risks and impacts of genetic engineering

José Sanmartín Esplugues

211-225

Science, technology, history, and philosophy in the cultural atmosphere of our time

Juan D. García Bacca

229-247

The present and future of humanity

Ernesto Mayz Vallenilla

249-258

Education for freedom versus socio-technical control by pedagogical means

259-268

Two philosophical approaches to the problem of technics and their meaning for Latin America

Raul Fornet-Betancourt

271-281

Science, technology, and society education in the Latin American context

Margarita M. Peña Borrero

283-288

The moral vision of technology in contemporary Latin American fiction

Jane Robinett

289-295

The social implications of information technologies

a Latin American perspective

Judith Sutz

297-308