Hermeneutics of technological culture
The technological form of life is part and parcel of culture, just as culture in the human sense inescapably implies technologies. Technology can thus be seen as shaping the theoretical framework of our social existence. Contemporary technologies either implicitly or explicitly relate to human perce...
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| description | The technological form of life is part and parcel of culture, just as culture in the human sense inescapably implies technologies. Technology can thus be seen as shaping the theoretical framework of our social existence. Contemporary technologies either implicitly or explicitly relate to human perception, and they also point to the whole body style of perceiving which we experience. Complex technologies teach us new things about our perception and the relation to the world. |
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