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11th Biennial Conference of the Society for Philosophy and Technology, San Jose, California, 1999
First Session [PDF]
1. From the Question Concerning Technology to the Quest for a Democratic Technology: Heidegger, Marcuse, Feenberg (Iain Thomson, University of California, San Diego)
Inquiry, Summer 2000, pp. 225-238
2. Socially Constructed Technology: Comments on Andrew Feenberg’s Questioning Technology
(David J. Stump, University of San Francisco)
3. Constructivism and Technology Critique: Replies to Critics (Andrew Feenberg, San Diego State University)
Second Session [PDF]
4. Whose Technology? Whose Modernity?: Questioning Feenberg's Questioning Technology
(Tyler Veak, Virginia Polytechnic)
Science, Technology and Human Values, Spring 2000, 238-242
5. Do We Need a Critical Theory of Technology? Reply to Tyler Veak
(Andrew Feenberg, San Diego State University)
Society for the Social Study of Science, San Diego, California, 1999 [PDF]
1. On failing to reach escape velocity beyond modernity: an essay review of Questioning Technology
(Fernando Elichirigoity, Long Island University)
Social Studies of Science, 30/1 (February 2000), 151-157
2. Will the Real Posthuman Please Stand Up! A Response to Fernando Elichirigoity
(Andrew Feenberg, San Diego State University)
American Philosophical Association, Western Division, Albuquer-que, New Mexico, 2000
First Session [PDF]
1. What’s Wrong with Being a Technological Essentialist? A Response to Feenberg
(Iain Thomson, University of New Mexico)
Inquiry, 43, 431- 450
2. The Ontic and the Ontological in Heidegger’s Philosophy of Technology: Response to Thomson
(Andrew Feenberg, San Diego State University)
Second Session [PDF]
3. What Sort of Ethics Does Technology Require?
(Gerald Doppelt, University of California, San Diego)
The Journal of Ethics, vol. 5, no. 2, 2001, pp. 157-195.
4. Democratizing Technology: Interests, Codes, Rights (Andrew Feenberg, San Diego State University)
