| Sumario: | This book delves into the philosophical discourse surrounding artifacts, focusing on their intentions and functions within material culture. It systematically introduces contemporary philosophical debates on technical artifacts, exploring both the conceptual frameworks and the tensions between different approaches. By examining the roles of authors and users in determining functions, it critiques established theories and proposes a pluralistic perspective. The work also addresses the complex nature of bioartifacts, discussing their intentional design and functionality. Aimed at scholars and students in philosophy and related fields, it seeks to bridge the gap between technical and natural realms, offering insights into the cultural and social implications of artifacts.
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