Table of Contents
Content
| Content | |
| - - | 1-3 |
Preface
| Mind and Machine. The New Spaces of Robots and Digitization | |
| Bruce Janz, André Schmiljun | 4-7 |
Core topics-related articles
| Company from the Uncanny Valley: A Psychological Perspective on Social Robots, Anthropomorphism and the Introduction of Robots to Society | |
| Janina Luise Samuel | 8-26 |
| Status of Robots in Moral and Legal Systems | |
| Katarzyna Ginszt | 27-32 |
| Sisyphus Cannot Rest. Ethical Challenges of Artificial Intelligence | |
| Volker Thiel | 33-44 |
| If Machines Want to Dream... Adam Wiśniewski-Snerg on Ethical Consequences of There Being No Substantial Distinction between Humans and Robots | |
| Artur Jocz | 45-51 |
| The Ethical Significance of Human Likeness in Robotics and AI | |
| Peter Remmers | 52-67 |
| A Softwaremodule for an Ethical Elder Care Robot. Design and Implementation Abstract: | |
| Catrin Misselhorn | 68-81 |
| The Cooperative Board Game THREE. A Test Field for Experimenting with Moral Dilemmas of Human-Robot Interaction | |
| Paweł Łupkowski, Aleksandra Wasielewska | 82-97 |
| Moral Competence and Moral Orientation in Robots | |
| André Schmiljun | 98-111 |
| Rethinking Digital Games in a Critical and Participatory Perspectives. A Brief Reflection | |
| Patrícia da Silva Leite, Deborah Andrade Torquato Schimidt | 112-117 |
| E-Access to the City? Mapping Applications for People with Disabilities | |
| Joanna Pankau | 118-134 |
| Botanical Microphotography in the Perspective of Philosophy of Culture | |
| Małgorzata Bogaczyk-Vormayr | 135-154 |
| The Sequence of Loyalty and Filial Piety and Its Ideological Origins in the Traditional Ethical Culture of China and Japan | |
| Weiyu Yang | 155-164 |
