Michael C. Brannigan is adjunct professor of intercultural bioethics at Albany Medical College and adjunct professor of philosophy at Salve Regina University.

This book builds an essential bridge between bioethics, care, and technology. In this insightful and inspiring reflection on human beings and their environment, Brannigan invites his readers to reflect on the meaning of care in the technological world. Hence, this brilliant book invites specialists, scholars, health care professionals and the large audience to question the meaning of bioethics today and to revise its structure in theory and practice in order to be able to provide care for the present and future society. It is a must read.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Then, Now, and To ComeChapter 1: Are Robots Made for This?Chapter 2: PromiseChapter 3: PerilChapter 4: What Is in a Face?Chapter 5: PoiseBibliographyIndexAbout the Author

Michael C. Brannigan is adjunct professor of intercultural bioethics at Albany Medical College and adjunct professor of philosophy at Salve Regina University.

This book builds an essential bridge between bioethics, care, and technology. In this insightful and inspiring reflection on human beings and their environment, Brannigan invites his readers to reflect on the meaning of care in the technological world. Hence, this brilliant book invites specialists, scholars, health care professionals and the large audience to question the meaning of bioethics today and to revise its structure in theory and practice in order to be able to provide care for the present and future society. It is a must read.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction: Then, Now, and To ComeChapter 1: Are Robots Made for This?Chapter 2: PromiseChapter 3: PerilChapter 4: What Is in a Face?Chapter 5: PoiseBibliographyIndexAbout the Author