Ian Werkheiser is Professor of Philosophy at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, where he is also the Graduate Program Coordinator for the MS in Bioethics and Co-Director of the Center for Collaboration and Ethics. He co-founded the Digital Worlds Workshop, which examines issues in our increasingly digital environments. His research focuses on the interaction between emerging technology and communities' responses to environmental problems.

• Introduction Chapter 1: Environmental Justice in More-Than-Physical Environments Chapter 2: Mixing Reality Chapter 3: Artificial Intelligence in Mixed Reality Chapter 4: Augmenting and Fragmenting the Public Square Chapter 5: Thinking Through Mixed Realities Chapter 6: Alienation in the Worlds We Create Conclusion: Charting Courses Through Our Post-Normal World

Ian Werkheiser is Professor of Philosophy at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, where he is also the Graduate Program Coordinator for the MS in Bioethics and Co-Director of the Center for Collaboration and Ethics. He co-founded the Digital Worlds Workshop, which examines issues in our increasingly digital environments. His research focuses on the interaction between emerging technology and communities' responses to environmental problems.

• Introduction Chapter 1: Environmental Justice in More-Than-Physical Environments Chapter 2: Mixing Reality Chapter 3: Artificial Intelligence in Mixed Reality Chapter 4: Augmenting and Fragmenting the Public Square Chapter 5: Thinking Through Mixed Realities Chapter 6: Alienation in the Worlds We Create Conclusion: Charting Courses Through Our Post-Normal World

Ian Werkheiser is Professor of Philosophy at The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, where he is also the Graduate Program Coordinator for the MS in Bioethics and Co-Director of the Center for Collaboration and Ethics. He co-founded the Digital Worlds Workshop, which examines issues in our increasingly digital environments. His research focuses on the interaction between emerging technology and communities' responses to environmental problems.

• Introduction Chapter 1: Environmental Justice in More-Than-Physical Environments Chapter 2: Mixing Reality Chapter 3: Artificial Intelligence in Mixed Reality Chapter 4: Augmenting and Fragmenting the Public Square Chapter 5: Thinking Through Mixed Realities Chapter 6: Alienation in the Worlds We Create Conclusion: Charting Courses Through Our Post-Normal World