Science Technology & Human Values · 1999 · 230 citations · 24 references
MedicineTechnology ManagementDisabilityPhilosophy Of TechnologyProstheticsProsthetic CareProsthetic DevicesAssistive Prosthetic TechnologyHuman - Product RelationshipsProsthetic Design
This article critically examines the ways in which the trope of prosthesis has been used in recent theory to understand human-technology relationships. Analyzing the trope from a number of angles, including disability, factory labor practices, mass production, and marketing, the author scrutinizes ways in which technologies are simultaneously wounding and enabling in ways for which the prosthesis trope cannot account.
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