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(2018) Philosophy & Technology 31 (2).
Yesterday's virtue ethicists meet tomorrow's high tech
a critical response to Technology and the virtues by Shannon Vallor
Howard J. Curzer
pp. 283-292
Vallor lists and describes seven complex features of moral self-cultivation shared by Aristotelian, Confucian, and Buddhist traditions, a dozen virtues which technology renders particularly important, and seven threats to these virtues. Responding to one of Vallor's challenges, I offer eight ways in which these virtues must be transformed in light of our technology. Finally, I list four further challenges to virtue ethics posed by technology.
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DOI: 10.1007/s13347-017-0269-z
Full citation:
Curzer, H. J. (2018). Yesterday's virtue ethicists meet tomorrow's high tech: a critical response to Technology and the virtues by Shannon Vallor. Philosophy & Technology 31 (2), pp. 283-292.
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