The article focuses on a qualitative interpretation of the role of robotic/roboethical plots in science fiction and in drawn literature, on one side, and on "real" science, on the other. Specific attention is given: a) to the meaning of a typical code of behaviour- the law 0, invented by Isaac Asimovas an evolution of the three laws of Robotics: b) to the still unexplored correspondence between the code and the forms of posthuman political imaginary, steadily emebedded at some extent in social patterns of ancient origins and intercultural relevance.
Cultura di massa, immaginario politico, etica e robotica
Barbara Henry
2018-01-01
Abstract
The article focuses on a qualitative interpretation of the role of robotic/roboethical plots in science fiction and in drawn literature, on one side, and on "real" science, on the other. Specific attention is given: a) to the meaning of a typical code of behaviour- the law 0, invented by Isaac Asimovas an evolution of the three laws of Robotics: b) to the still unexplored correspondence between the code and the forms of posthuman political imaginary, steadily emebedded at some extent in social patterns of ancient origins and intercultural relevance.File in questo prodotto:
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