Rapid contemporary technoscientific progress produces unpredictable epistemic and social side-effects. Dealing with both these side-effects and the hypercomplex nature of technological and scientific knowledge acquisition requires novel ways of knowing and judging.  

The goal of the book series Technosophy is to feature interdisciplinary work from Philosophy, the Humanities, and Social Sciences that aims at contributing to both wiser uses of technology and interpretations of current scientific research through a reflection on the respective ontologies and epistemologies.