A philosopher looks at digital communication

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"The ethics of communication is distinctive because communication includes a huge, complex and diverse range of activities that penetrate and shape every part of human life. All communication requires at least two parties -an originator and a recipient, or multiple originators and recipients-who must have specific and linkable capacities to satisfy and to recognise the many technical, ethical and epistemic standards that bear on communication"--

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Full title :A philosopher looks at digital communication / Onora O'Neill.

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Publication Date:©2022

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Publisher(s):Cambridge University Press
Place of Publication:Cambridge, United Kingdom
Language:eng
Publication Date:©2022

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Description:xiv, 139 pages ; : 20 cm.

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ISBN:9781108986816, 1108986811
oclc:on1268546136
LC Classification:TK5105.878
Dewey Decimal:175

Part I : Complex communication. Presuppositions of communication -- Acts and content, norms and harms -- Communication and new technologies -- Digital hopes -- Part II : Norms and standards in a connected world. Duties and rights 1 : freedom of expression -- Duties and rights 2 : rights to privacy -- Part III : Politics and connectivity. Power and anonymity.

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