Relating to Things

Introduction
Heather Wiltse (Umea University, Sweden)

I: Caring for Things That Care for Us
1. Privacy as Care: An Interpersonal Model of Privacy Exemplified by Five Cases in the Internet of Things
Dylan Wittkower (Old Dominion University, USA)
2. Attachment to Things, Artifacts, Devices, Commodities: An Inconvenient Ethics of the Ordinary
Michel Puech (Paris-Sorbonne University, France)
3. The New Assisted Living: Caring for Alexa Caring for Us
Diane Michelfelder (Macalester College, USA)

II: Learning from Things That Learn from Us
4. Handling Things that Handle Us: Things Get to Know Who We Are and Tie Us Down to Who We Were
Bruno Gransche (University of Siegen, Germany)
5. Can Ethics be Learned? Videogames as an Ethical Sandbox
Fanny Verrax (independent scholar and consultant, France)
6. Casting Things as Partners in Design: Toward a More-than-Human Design Practice
Elisa Giaccardi (TU Delft, Netherlands)

III: Controlling Things That Control Us
7. Hostile Design and the Materiality of Surveillance
Robert Rosenberger (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA)
8. A Tool for the Impact and Ethics of Technology: The Case of Interactive Screens in Public Spaces
Steven Dorrestijn (Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands)
9. Postphenomenology of Augmented Reality
Galit Wellner (Tel Aviv University, Israel)

IV: Revealing Things That Reveal Us
10. Imagining Things: Unfolding the "of" in Philosophy of Technology, through Object-Oriented Ontology
Yoni Van Den Eede (Free University of Brussels, Belgium)
11. The Disappearing Acts of the Morse Things: A Design Inquiry into the Withdrawal of Things
Ron Wakkary (Simon Fraser University, Canada; TU Eindhoven, Netherlands), Sabrina Hauser (Simon Fraser University, Canada) and Doenja Oogjes (Simon Fraser University, Canada)
12. Revealing Relations of Fluid Assemblages
Heather Wiltse (Umea University, Sweden)
13. Designing Networks that Reveal Themselves
Holly Robbins (TU Delft, Netherlands)

14. Reflection and Commentary
Erik Stolterman (Indiana University, USA)