CONTENTS
Introduction
PART ONE: Heidegger’s essences of ancient and modern technology
Chapter 1: Disclosedness and Offering
Chapter 2: Ancient technology as poesis; modern technology as com-posing
Chapter 3: Problematic technologies for poesis and com-posing
PART TWO: Alternative essences for ancient and modern technology
Chapter 4: “Ancient” technology as the ‘mechanization of agency’
Chapter 5: “Modern” technology as the ‘drive to universalization’
Chapter 6: The contiguity of ‘mechanization’ and ‘universalization’
PART THREE: Heidegger on science
Chapter 7: The scientific versus the natively real: the problem of two tables
Chapter 8: The artificiality of natural essence
Chapter 9: Science as projection
Chapter 10: Science as poesis
Chapter 11: The question of “chauvinism” in science and technology
PART FOUR: Piety or faith
Chapter 12: Thinking technology as Being as optimized stupidity
Chapter 13: Technology, valuation, and agency
Chapter 14: “Piety” before Being and the problem of ethics
Chapter 15: Grounding technological ethics
Chapter 16: Technology, value, and faith in inclusive ends
Conclusion