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|a What Social Robots Can and Should Do :
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|a Title Page; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Contents; Part I. Abstracts for Plenary Lectures; Can Phronetic Robots Be Engineered by Computational Logicians? No ... and Yes; Is It Wrong to Kick a Robot? Towards a Relational and Critical Robot Ethics and Beyond; Other Problems: Rethinking Ethics in the Face of Social Robots; Power in Human Robot Interactions; Why and How Should Robots Behave Ethically?; Robots That Have Free Will; Robotics and Art, Computationalism and Embodiment; Are Sex Robots as Bad as Killing Robots?; Cyborg Able-Ism and Recuperative Robotics: Forecasts from Japan.
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|a Should We Place Robots in Social Roles?Artificial Phronesis and the Social Robot; Part II. Session Papers and Extended Abstracts; 1. Methodological Issues; A Generic Scale for Assessment of Attitudes Towards Social Robots: The ASOR-5; We, Anthrobot: Learning from Human Forms of Interaction and Esprit de Corps to Develop More Plural Social Robotics; Robots as Confederates: How Robots Can and Should Support Research in the Humanities; Bringing the Notion of Everyday Life Back to the Center of Social Robotics and HRI.
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|a Using Language Games as a Way to Investigate Interactional Engagement in Human-Robot InteractionRobot Choreography: Performance Paradigms for Experimental HRI Setups; ""If It's Not Broken, Don't Fix It?"" An Inquiry Concerning the Understanding of Child-Robot Interaction; Are We Really Adressing the Human in Human-Robot Interaction? Adopting the Phenomenologically-Situated Paradigm; ""Integrative Social Robotics"" -- A New Method Paradigm to Solve the Description Problem And the Regulation Problem?; 2. Ethical Tasks and Implications.
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|a Tacit Security? Roboethics and Societal Challenges of 'Social Robotic Information- and Cyberwar'The Role of Phronesis in Robot Ethics; The Master/iSlave Dialectic: Post (Hegelian) Phenomenology and the Ethics of Technology; Robots, Autonomy, and Responsibility; Social Robotics, Elderly Care, and Human Dignity: A Recognition-Theoretical Approach; Structural Discrimination and Autonomous Vehicles: Immunity Devices, Trump Cards and Crash Optimisation; The Ethical Impact of an Increased Presence of Robots on Human-Human Interaction (HHI) Within Aging Populations; Robots and Moral Obligations.
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|a Social Robots, Privacy, and Ownership of Data: Some Problems and Suggestions3. Emotions in Human Robot Interactions; An Interdisciplinary Approach to Improving Cognitive Human-Robot Interaction -- A Novel Emotion-Based Model; Can Artificial Systems Have Genuine Emotions? The Enactive Approach to Affectivity and Artificial Systems; Motions with Emotions?; 4. Education, Art, and Innovation; Robot Enhancement of Cognitive and Ethical Capabilities of Humans; Experiences from Long-Term Implementation of Social Robots in Danish Educational Institutions.
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|a ""Are You Talkin' to Me?"" A Study of Social Robots Featuring in Robotic Art.
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