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technological mediation: a standalone construct

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Philosophy of technology

the way technologies shape how people perceive the world and act in it, co-shaping human experience and moral decisions.

In philosophy of technology, technological mediation refers to the way technologies shape how people perceive the world and act in it, co-shaping human experience and moral decisions. This meaning comes from Verbeek (2005) in What Things Do.[1]

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  1. Verbeek, P. (2005). What Things Do. Penn State University Press. https://doi.org/10.1515/9780271033228

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