Process Thought and Technology

Angel, Hans-Ferdinand.  Naturwissenschaft und Technik im Religionsunterricht.  Frankfurt am Main: Verlag Peter Lang, 1988.

Barbour, Ian G.  “Attitudes Toward Nature.”  In Technology, Environment, and Human Values.  New York:  Praeger, 1980, pp. 13-34.

_____.  Ethics in an Age of Technology.  San Francisco: Harper, 1993. [abstract]

_____.  “Response to Critiques of Ethics in an Age of Technology.” Zygon 31, no. 1 (March 1996): 101-10.

_____.  Science and Secularity: The Ethics of Technology.  New York: Harper & Row, 1970. [abstract]

Barns, Ian, ed.  Challenges for Einstein’s Children: Keith Roby’s Vision of Science in Community Life.  Murdoch, West Australia: Murdoch University Press, 1984. [abstract] 

Birch, Charles.  “Born Again Science and Technology.” (unpubl.)

_____.  “Creation, Technology and Human Survival: Called to Replenish the Earth.”  The Ecumenical Review 28:1 (January 1976): 66-79.

Brizee, Robert.  “For Unto Us . . .” Creative Transformation 1:3 (Spring 1992):  2-3.

Clayton, Philip. "Religious Voices Count: The New Openness to Spiritual Questions in the Sciences. " The Bulletin of Science, Technology and Society, 19, 5 (Oct. 1999): 416-23.

Cobb, John B. Jr. "The Ehtical Responsibility of Business" [unpublished]

Dibben, Mark R. and Niki Panteli.  “A Journey Towards the Processual Understanding of Virtual Organisations.”   Concrescence 1 (June 2000)  [paper available at http://www.concrescence.org/ajpt_papers/01_contents.htm

_____.  “Re-thinking Techonology from an Organizational Perspective: Virtual Reality as a Whiteheadian ‘Real Potentiality.’” Process Studies 32, no. 2 (Fall-Winter 2003): 258-69.

Ferré, Frederick. “From Ecological Trinitarianism to Life-Centered Technology.” American Journal of Theology and Philosophy 23, no. 3 (September 2002):  221-235

_____.  Hellfire and Lightning Rods:  Liberating Science, Technology, and Religion.  Maryknoll, NY:  Orbis Books, 1993.  [Ecology and Justice Series] [abstract] 

_____.  “On Matter and Machines; An Environmental Speculation.”  Research in Philosophy and Technology 18 (1999): 131-142.  

_____.  Philosophy of Technology.  Englewood Cliffs, NJ:  Prentice-Hall, 1988. [abstract]

_____.  Review:  Ian G. Barbour, Technology, Environment, and Human Values. Environmental Ethics 5 (1983): 367-70.

_____.  "Theism and Technology."  In A Companion to Philosophy of Religion, ed. David L Quinn and Charles Taliaferro (Cambridge, MA: Blackwell, 1997), 442-449.

_____.  “Toward a Postmodern Science and Technology.”  In Spirituality and Society, ed., David Ray Griffin.  Albany:  State University of New York Press, 1988, pp. 133-141.

_____. "Whitehead and Technology." Whitehead's Philosophy: Points of Connection. eds. Janusz A. Polanowski and Donald W. Sherburne. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 2004. 197-212.

Gangadean, Ashok K. "Spiritual Transformation. Spiritual Transformation as the Awakening of Global Consciousness: A Dimensional Shift in the Technology of Mind." Zygon 41, no. 2  (June 2006): 381-392. [abstract]

Garner, Stephen.  “Hacking the Divine:  A Possible Metaphor for Theology-Technology Engagement.”  Virtual Theology Colloquium, February 11-12, 2005 (http://www.greenflame.org/docs/Garner-HackingtheDivine.pdf), August, 24, 2005. [abstract]

Grange, Joseph. "Dao, Technology, and American Naturalism." Philosophy East and West 51, no. 3 (July 2001): 363-377.

Hartshorne, Charles.  “The Environmental Results of Technology.”  In Philosophy and Environmental Crisis, ed. William T. Blackstone (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1974), 69-78.

Hefner, Philip.  “Hefner: Technology expresses our dynamic selves.” Science and Theology News 4, no. 4 (December 2003): 20-21.

Huchingson, James E.  “Toward a Naturalized Technology.”  Zygon 8, no. 3/4 (Sep.-Dec. 1973): 185-199.  [abstract]

Latour, Bruno.  “When Things Strike Back:  A Possible Contribution of “Science Studies” to the Social Sciences.”  British Journal of Sociology 51, no. 1 (January/March 2000):  107-123.

Limper, Peter.  “Process, Creativity, and Technology:  Reflections on The Uncertain Phoenix.” Process Studies 15:4 (Winter 1986):  275-289.

_____.  “Process Themes in Frederick Ferre’s Philosophy of Technology.” (unpubl.)

_____.  “Technology and Value:  A Process Perspective.” (unpubl.)

Lovins, Amory and Hunter.  “Postmodern, Practical, & Proven Ideas for Sus-tainable Use of Resources.”  Sequoia 9:5 (Nov.-Dec. 1989):  6-7. [From the Postmodern Presidency Conference] (On energy efficient technology)

McGann, Jerome. “Culture and Technology: The Way We Live Now, What Is to Be Done?”  New Literary History 36 (2005): 71-82.  

Meijknecht, Ton.  “The Best Kept Secret of Delft Tech.”  (unpubl. February 22, 2003)

_____.  De heilige Prometheus: Techniek, creativiteit en geloof.  Zoetermeer: Uitgeverij Meinema, 1999.

_____.  “Saint Prometheus: Does Technology have a Religion?” (unpubl.)

_____, and Hans van Drongelen.  “Sharing anxieties can shape a new spiritual horizon.” Science and Theology News 4, no. 7 (March 2004): 20-21.

Meland, Bernard Eugene. The Secularization of Modern Cultures.  New York: Oxford University Press, 1966. [abstract]

_____. Seeds of Redemption. New York: MacMillan, 1947. [abstract]

Meyer, Steven.  “Of an Analogy:  Hypertext and Stem Cells, Interstitial Links, Prehensions, Tender Buttons.”  (unpubl.)

Mills, John A.  “Toward a Metaphysics of Cyberspace.”  Process Studies 34, no. 2 (Fall-Winter 2005): 264-278.

_____. "Toward a Metaphysics of Cyberspace."  (unpubl.  2004)

Oelschlaeger, Max.  Review:  Frederick Ferre, Philosophy of Technology.  Contemporary Philosophy 12:9 (1989):  33-35.

Pederson, Ann Milliken.  Review of Technology and Human Becoming, Philip Hefner.  Theology and Science 2, no.1 (April 2004): 149-151.  

Peters, Karl E.  “Reflections of a Naturalistic-Evolutionary-Practical Theologian in Conversation with Gallagher and Pangerl.” American Journal of Theology &Philosophy 26, no. 3 (September 2005): 224-237.

Russell, Robert John.  “Five Attitudes Toward Nature and Technology from a Christian Perspective.”  Theology and Science 1, no.2 (October 2003): 149-160.  

Scarfe, Adam.  Heidegger and Whitehead on Technological Thinking and the Control of Human Beings.”  Prajna Vihara: The Journal of Philosophy and Religion 2, no.2 (2001): 81-96.

Shields, George W.  “Process Thought and Recent Philosophy of Technology.”  [Paper presented at the International Silver Anniversary Whitehead Conference, Claremont, California, 8 August 1998]

_____.  "Process Theology and Technology."  Theology and Technology, eds. Carl Mitcham and Jim Grote (University Press of America, 1984), 279-90.

Slusser, Dorothy M. and Gerald H. Slusser. Technology - the God That Failed. Philadelphia: The Westminser Press, 1971. [abstract]

Sullivan, William.  “Whitehead, Professor Hall, and the Limitations of the ‘Aesthetic Event.’” [abstract]

Tarbox, Everett J., Jr.  Review:  Frederick Ferre, Hellfire and Lightning Rods. American Journal of Theology & Philosophy 16:2 (May 1995):  229-232.

Todd, Douglas.  “The Myth of the Technological Fix.”  Creative Transformation 5:1 (Fall 1995):  11-13.  [On Sally McFague]

Whitehead, A. N.  “Technical Education and its Relation to Science and Literature.” Technical Journal 10 (January, 1917):  59-74.

The Worldviews Group. Perspectives on the World: An Interdisciplinary Reflection. Brussels: VUB Press, 1994. [abstract] 

Yuzon, Lourdino A., ed.  Towards an Asian Sense of Science and Technology. Singapore: Christian Conference of Asia, 1984.