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The Multiple Practices of Doing ‘Ethics in the Laboratory’: A Mid-level Perspective. The first one hinges on ethics’ .: doing ethics in the laboratory presumably creates more opportunities for co-shaping the eventually resulting technology. The second is concerned with the . of ethics: close cooperation with scientists and engineers may help to focus ethical reflection on the most

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Technology Design as Experimental Ethics last few decades. Contemporary approaches, such as actor-network theory and postphenomenology, have argued convincingly that we need to blur the boundaries between human beings and technological artefacts. While Don Ihde has shown that human relations with the world are fundamentally mediated by te

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Environmental Ethics in an Ecotoxicology Laboratoryngaging with scientists actively involved in technology development. The case study described in this chapter adopts a slightly different orientation. The laboratory at the centre of this case study is not engaged in research oriented towards creating technological development, but rather in conduct

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Introduction, who produced it and how, and how it arrived here reveals a long, heterogeneous and complex network of people, things and activities, such as farming skills, the production of fertilisers, flying and driving licenses, planes and cars, roads, road maintenance, petrol stations, traffic rules, police