The “Philosophy of Technique” deals with technique and technicality as determinations of human existence in the world. Technology accompanies us throughout our lives, but also the human race since its inception. It affects a person’s life in many ways, even when it is not manifest and acts in the background. This book deals with the history and systematics of philosophical thinking about technology, including the theory of action, anthropological phenomenological, but also ethical issues.

Participants: Petar Bojanić (IFDT), Damir Smiljanić (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Novi Sad), Luka Perušić (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Zagreb), Snežana Vesnić (Department of Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Belgrade), Tamara Plećaš (IFDT), Olga Nikolić (IFDT), Srđan Prodanović (IFDT), Igor Cvejić (IFDT).

Željko Radinković is a senior research fellow at the Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory of the University of Belgrade. He studied and received his doctorate at the University of Stuttgart in Germany. He mainly deals with phenomenology, hermeneutics, philosophy of technique, philosophy of culture, biopolitics. He translated numerous philosophical texts from the German language.

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