A philosopher looks at digital communication

By:

O'Neill, Onora

Material type: Text

9781108986816

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Additional physical formats: Online version:: Philosopher looks at digital communicationDDC classification:

175 23 ONE-P

LOC classification:

TK5105.878 .O54 2021

Other classification:

PHI005000

Contents:

Part I. Complex Communication 1. Presuppositions of Communication 2. Acts and Content, Norms and Harms 3. Communication and New Technologies 4. Digital Hopes Part II. Norms and Standards in a Connected World 5. Duties and Rights 1: Freedom of Expression 6. Duties and Rights 2: Rights to Privacy Part III. Politics and Connectivity 7. Power and Anonymity.

Summary: "The ethics of communication is distinctive because communication includes a huge, complex and diverse range of activities that penetrate and shape every part of human life. All communication requires at least two parties -an originator and a recipient, or multiple originators and recipients-who must have specific and linkable capacities to satisfy and to recognise the many technical, ethical and epistemic standards that bear on communication"--

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	IIITD General Stacks	Ethics	175 ONE-P (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		012558

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part I. Complex Communication
1. Presuppositions of Communication 2. Acts and Content, Norms and Harms 3. Communication and New Technologies 4. Digital Hopes Part II. Norms and Standards in a Connected World
5. Duties and Rights 1: Freedom of Expression 6. Duties and Rights 2: Rights to Privacy Part III. Politics and Connectivity
7. Power and Anonymity.

"The ethics of communication is distinctive because communication includes a huge, complex and diverse range of activities that penetrate and shape every part of human life. All communication requires at least two parties -an originator and a recipient, or multiple originators and recipients-who must have specific and linkable capacities to satisfy and to recognise the many technical, ethical and epistemic standards that bear on communication"--

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