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  • Castelfranchi, Yurij; Fernandes, Victor (2015): Critical Theory of Technology and technoscientific citizenship: resistance, "insistence" and hacking. Resistência, “insistência” e hacking. In: Revista de Filosofia Aurora 27 (621). DOI: 10.7213/aurora.27.040.DS07

    Abstract: In recent years, the notion of citizenship and its novel forms and practices have been criticized, discussed, and re-conceptualized by several scholars in the Latin-American context, especially in fields as political sciences and sociology. Feenberg's work is of great value to apply and foster such discussions in the context of Science and Technology Studies, and to investigate potentialities and practices for a technical citizenship. We show how what we will call political and epistemological hacking may allow the reconceptualization of citizenship and the visibility of possible paths for an experimental ethics and a bottom-up politics, not based in principles or axioms, but on a Critical Practice of Technology. Changing social systems and technological codes is possible, if analysis and practices are grounded not on an essentialist vision of technique, nor on a normative notion of human nature, but on a dynamic, dialectic approach to the human condition and its technical environment.

    Keywords: Critical Theory of Technology, Disziplin, Hacking, Im (wissenschaftlichen) Diskurs, Mensch-Technik-Relationen (MTR), Philosophie, Politics, Public perception of S&T, Reflexionen über MTR, Social participation in S&T, social systems, Technoscientific citizenship, Politik
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