1st Edition
Designing Robots, Designing Humans
Introduction by Dorte Marie Søndergaard & Cathrine Hasse
Chapter 1 - Gotai: Corporeal aesthetics and robotic exoskeletons in Japan by Jennifer Robertson
Chapter 2 - On humanoids, avatars and the rest of us: Gender and designing our new Others by Dorte Marie Søndergaard
Chapter 3 - Performing the kitchen: Becoming a queering witness to the enactments of subject-object relations in a robotic kitchen lab by Pat Treusch
Chapter 4 - The automation of ethics: The case of self-driving cars by Raffaele Rodogno & Marco Nørskov
Chapter 5 - ‘Active citizenship’ and feeding assistive robotics: A crumbling story?
By Niels Christian Mossfeldt Nickelsen
Chapter 6- Drawing the posthuman future? Inequality in children’s conceptual robot imaginaries by Cathrine Hasse
Chapter 7 - Unpacking the cultural baggage of travelling robots: How socially assistive robots are integrated in practice by Lasse Blond & Finn Olesen
Chapter 8 - Robot companions for children and older people: Ethical issues and evidence by Amanda Sharkey, Natalie Wood, & Raihah Aminuddin
Biography
Cathrine Hasse, Professor in Anthropology and Learning, Aarhus University, Denmark.
Dorte Marie Søndergaard, Professor in Social Psychology, Aarhus University, Denmark.
