Introduction Chapter 1: What is Robophilosophy? Johanna Seibt and Raul Hakli Part 1: Philosophy of Social Robotics Chapter 2: The Machine Question: Rethinking Moral Philosophy in the Face of Others David J. Gunkel Chapter 3: The Automation of the Social: What Robots Can Teach Us about the Social Mark Coeckelbergh Chapter 4: Who is Afraid of Nudging by Robots? Raffaele Rodogno Chapter 5: Robots, Empowerment and Equity Illah Reza Nourbakhsh Part 2: Philosophy for Social Robotics Chapter 6: Taking a Social Stance towards Robots Raul Hakli Chapter 7: OASIS: A Human-Centered Descriptive Framework for Social Interactions with Robots Johanna Seibt, Christina Vestergaard, and Malene Damholdt Flensborg Chapter 8: Robot Sociality? Mark H. Bickhard Chapter 9: Dispersed Robots and Intelligent Environments: A Philosophical Perspective Jens Christian Bjerring and Jacob Busch Chapter 10: Automated Ethical Practical Reasoning: The Problem of Artificial Phronesis John P. Sullins Part 3: Philosophy by Social Robotics Chapter 11: Ethical Common Sense for Robots Benjamin Kuipers Chapter 12: Robotics as a new science of human beings Domenico Parisi and Stefano Nolfi Chapter 13: What Would Poe Say About T.
Robophilosophy : Philosophy of, for, and by Social Robotics