The Routledge Handbook of Trust and Philosophy

ISBN-13: 9781032235707 / Angielski / Miękka / 2022 / 454 str.

Judith Simon

Opis

The Routledge Handbook of Trust and Philosophy brings together 31 never before published chapters, accessible for both students and researchers, created to cover the most salient topics in the various theories of trust.

Recenzje

"This terrific book provides an authoritative guide to recent philosophical work on trust, including its entanglements with justice and power. Excitingly, it also demonstrates how such work can engage deeply with urgent practical questions of trust in social institutions and emerging technologies. A major landmark for trust research within philosophy and beyond."
Katherine Hawley, St. Andrews University

"This Handbook contains insightful analyses of a variety of pressing issues about trust. There are nuanced assessments of the impact of sociopolitical biases on trust, interesting discussions about the interrelation between trust and technology, and careful reflections on people's trust - and distrust - in experts, institutions, and office-holders. All the while, the volume covers perennial problems about trust in philosophy. It's a must-read both for people who are new to this literature and for those who've long been acquainted with it."
Carolyn McLeod, Western University, Canada

"Trust is a key issue in all parts of social life, including politics, science, everyday interaction, or family life. Accordingly, there is a vast literature on the topic. Unfortunately, this literature is distributed over many disciplines. Significant advances in one field take years if not decades to reach other fields. This important anthology breaks down these barriers and allows for fruitful and efficient exchange of results across all specializations. It is timely, well done and original. It will be required reading for specialists and students for the next decade."
Martin Kusch, University of Vienna

Spis treści

Part I: What is Trust?  1. Questioning Trust  2. Trust and Trustworthiness  3. Trust and Distrust  4. Trust and Epistemic Injustice  5. Trust and Epistemic Responsibility  6. Trust and Authority  7. Trust and Reputation  8 Trust and Reliance  9. Trust and Belief  10. Trust and Disagreement  11. Trust and Will  12. Trust and Emotion  13. Trust and Cooperation  14. Trust and Game Theory  15. Trust: Perspectives in Sociology  16. Trust: Perspectives in Psychology  17. Trust: Perspectives in Cognitive Science  Part II: Whom to Trust?  18. Self-Trust  19. Interpersonal Trust  20. Trust in Institutions and Governance  21. Trust in Law  22. Trust in Economy  23. Trust in Artificial Agents  24. Trust in Robots  Part III: Trust in Knowledge, Science, and Technology  25. Trust and Testimony  26. Trust and Distributed Epistemic Labor  27. Trust in Science  28. Trust in Medicine  29. Trust and Food Biotechnology  30. Trust in Nanotechnology  31. Trust and Information and Communication Technologies

O autorze

Judith Simon is Full Professor for Ethics in Information Technologies at the Universität Hamburg, Germany, and member of the German Ethics Council.