Titlebook: Handbook of Ethics, Values, and Technological Design; Sources, Theory, Val Jeroen van den Hoven,Pieter E. Vermaas,Ibo van de Living refere

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-93171-5ions, the distinction between general values and their particular (historical) readings, and perhaps most importantly the life-span of buildings, which often outlasts the value systems they arose from.

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,Akute Entzündungen der Knochen und Gelenke,n in a dynamic, holistic, and systemic way and considers “the market” as one of the possible tools out of many to realize social (moral) values. Individual and common values emerge and are constituted in interaction, being judged and deliberated in their specific context of time and place regarding their consequences for society.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-90815-5puter interaction. This chapter provides an overview of the history of ICT; different approaches to investigating, analyzing, and incorporating values in ICT; and practical methods to account for values in the ICT design process.

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Design for the Value of Safety,vents that may contribute to an accident. Safety engineering principles are more suitable to deal with uncertainties that defy quantification. In many design tasks, the combined use of both methodologies is preferable.

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Design for Values in Architecture,ions, the distinction between general values and their particular (historical) readings, and perhaps most importantly the life-span of buildings, which often outlasts the value systems they arose from.

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Design for Values in Economics,n in a dynamic, holistic, and systemic way and considers “the market” as one of the possible tools out of many to realize social (moral) values. Individual and common values emerge and are constituted in interaction, being judged and deliberated in their specific context of time and place regarding their consequences for society.

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Design for Values in Engineering,ation of these values into engineering characteristics; (3) choice among design options that meet different values to different degrees; and (4) verification of whether a design indeed embodies the intended values.

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