Ideas about technological knowledge (in contrast to technical knowledge and to scientific knowledge) in philosophy of technology provide a powerful lens through which to consider the relationship between engineering and embodiment. For some philosophers of technology, technology is defined as extensions to one’s body (Brey 2000). But not all bodies are the same, nor do […]
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