Table of Contents

• Can Phronetic Robots Be Engineered by Computational Logicians? No … and YesSelmer Bringsjord. 3-6 [doi]
• Is It Wrong to Kick a Robot? Towards a Relational and Critical Robot Ethics and BeyondMark Coeckelbergh. 7-8 [doi]
• Other Problems: Rethinking Ethics in the Face of Social RobotsDavid J. Gunkel. 9-12 [doi]
• Power in Human Robot InteractionsWendy Ju. 13-14 [doi]
• Why and How Should Robots Behave Ethically?Benjamin Kuipers. 15-18 [doi]
• Robots That Have Free WillDomenico Parisi. 19-24 [doi]
• Robotics and Art, Computationalism and EmbodimentSimon Penny. 25-26 [doi]
• Are Sex Robots as Bad as Killing Robots?Kathleen Richardson. 27-31 [doi]
• Cyborg Able-Ism and Recuperative Robotics: Forecasts from JapanJennifer Robertson. 32-33 [doi]
• Should We Place Robots in Social Roles?Amanda Sharkey. 34-36 [doi]
• Artificial Phronesis and the Social RobotJohn P. Sullins. 37-39 [doi]
• A Generic Scale for Assessment of Attitudes Towards Social Robots: The ASOR-5Malene Flensborg Damholdt, Martin Hammershøj Olesen, Marco Nørskov, Raul Hakli, Stefan Larsen, Christina Vestergaard, Johanna Seibt. 45-47 [doi]
• We, Anthrobot: Learning from Human Forms of Interaction and Esprit de Corps to Develop More Plural Social RoboticsLuis de Miranda, Subramanian Ramamoorthy, Michael Rovatsos. 48-59 [doi]
• Robots as Confederates: How Robots Can and Should Support Research in the HumanitiesKerstin Fischer. 60-66 [doi]
• Bringing the Notion of Everyday Life Back to the Center of Social Robotics and HRIGlenda Hannibal. 67-75 [doi]
• Using Language Games as a Way to Investigate Interactional Engagement in Human-Robot InteractionLars Christian Jensen. 76-85 [doi]
• Robot Choreography: Performance Paradigms for Experimental HRI SetupsElizabeth Ann Jochum, Damith Chandana Herath. 86-88 [doi]
• "If It's Not Broken, Don't Fix It?" An Inquiry Concerning the Understanding of Child-Robot InteractionRaya A. Jones. 89-98 [doi]
• Are We Really Adressing the Human in Human-Robot Interaction? Adopting the Phenomenologically-Situated ParadigmSara Ljungblad, Sofia Serholt, Wolmet Barendregt, Pamela Lindgren, Mohammad Obaid. 99-103 [doi]
• "Integrative Social Robotics" - A New Method Paradigm to Solve the Description Problem And the Regulation Problem?Johanna Seibt. 104-115 [doi]
• Tacit Security? Roboethics and Societal Challenges of 'Social Robotic Information- and Cyberwar'Michael Funk. 119-128 [doi]
• The Role of Phronesis in Robot EthicsAnne Gerdes. 129-135 [doi]
• The Master/iSlave Dialectic: Post (Hegelian) Phenomenology and the Ethics of TechnologyNolen Gertz. 136-144 [doi]
• Robots, Autonomy, and ResponsibilityRaul Hakli, Pekka Mäkelä. 145-154 [doi]
• Social Robotics, Elderly Care, and Human Dignity: A Recognition-Theoretical ApproachArto Laitinen, Marketta Niemelä, Jari Pirhonen. 155-163 [doi]
• Structural Discrimination and Autonomous Vehicles: Immunity Devices, Trump Cards and Crash OptimisationHin-Yan Liu. 164-173 [doi]
• The Ethical Impact of an Increased Presence of Robots on Human-Human Interaction (HHI) Within Aging PopulationsYvette Pearson, Jason Borenstein. 174-183 [doi]
• Robots and Moral ObligationsMatthijs Smakman. 184-189 [doi]
• Social Robots, Privacy, and Ownership of Data: Some Problems and SuggestionsMyrthe van Nus. 190-191 [doi]
• An Interdisciplinary Approach to Improving Cognitive Human-Robot Interaction - A Novel Emotion-Based ModelEduard Fosch Villaronga, Alex Barco, Beste Özcan, Jainendra Shukla. 195-205 [doi]
• Can Artificial Systems Have Genuine Emotions? The Enactive Approach to Affectivity and Artificial SystemsMaike Klein. 206-209 [doi]
• Motions with Emotions?Jaana Parviainen, Lina van Aerschot, Tuomo Särkikoski, Satu Pekkarinen, Helinä Melkas, Lea Hennala. 210-219 [doi]
• Robot Enhancement of Cognitive and Ethical Capabilities of HumansEduard Fosch Villaronga, Vishwas Kalipalya-Mruthyunjaya. 223-233 [doi]
• Experiences from Long-Term Implementation of Social Robots in Danish Educational InstitutionsFranziska Kirstein, Rikke Voldsgaard Risager. 234-236 [doi]
• "Are You Talkin' to Me?" A Study of Social Robots Featuring in Robotic ArtBojana Romic. 237-239 [doi]
• Students' Normative Perspectives on Classroom RobotsSofia Serholt, Wolmet Barendregt, Dennis Küster, Aidan Jones, Patricia Alves-Oliveira, Ana Paiva. 240-251 [doi]
• Speculative Co-Design of RobotsVictor van den Bergh, David Robert, Nadezhda Zilberman. 252-254 [doi]
• Computability of Rational ActionS. M. Amadae. 257-267 [doi]
• The Principle of Double Effect Applied to Ethical Dilemmas of Social RobotsMartin Mose Bentzen. 268-279 [doi]
• What Your Computer Still Can't Know: A Refutation of Bringsjord's Refutation of Searle's Refutation of Bostrom and FloridiAhti-Veikko Pietarinen. 280-290 [doi]
• Polite Interactions with RobotsLuciana Benotti, Patrick Blackburn. 293-302 [doi]
• Making Place for Social Norms in the Design of Human-Robot InteractionIngar Brinck, Christian Balkenius, Birger Johansson. 303-312 [doi]
• Robots and Human Sociality: Normative Expectations, the Need for Recognition, and the Social Bases of Self-EsteemArto Laitinen. 313-322 [doi]
• How to Count Multiple Personal-Space Intrusions in Social Robot NavigationFelix Lindner 0001. 323-331 [doi]
• I Am Her(e): Physical/Cognitive Robots and Human Intimacy in the Imagery of Spike Jonze's MoviesNello Barile, Satomi Sugiyama. 335-339 [doi]
• Moral Patients: What Drives the Perceptions of Moral Actions Towards Humans and Robots?Dennis Küster, Aleksandra Swiderska. 340-343 [doi]
• Sense of Social Atmosphere (Kūki) and Robots That Should Read the Situation to Be SafeHironori Matsuzaki. 344-346 [doi]
• Magical Thinking and Empathy Towards RobotsMaciej Musial. 347-356 [doi]
• Trust in Human-Robot Interaction: The Role of AppearanceVeronika Vánová. 357-359 [doi]
• Human-Animal Analogy in Human-Robot InteractionKarolina Zawieska. 360-369 [doi]
• Studying Robots in the WildMaja Hojer Bruun, Cathrine Hasse. 373-377 [doi]
• Commitment and Agency Management in Joint ActionAurélie Clodic, John Michael. 378-381 [doi]
• Artificial Empathy: New FrontiersLuisa Damiano, Paul Dumouchel, Hagen Lehmann. 382-385 [doi]
• Phronēsis for Machine Ethics? Can Robots Perform Ethical Judgments?Charles Ess. 386-389 [doi]
• Co-Designing Child-Robot InteractionsDavid Robert, Victor van den Bergh. 390-392 [doi]
• Responsible Robotics: Bridging the Gap Between Moral Philosophy and Applied Ethics in RoboticsAimee van Wynsberghe, Noel Sharkey. 393-401 [doi]