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The essence of technology is by no means anything technology
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The essence of technology is by no means anything technology Martin Heidegger (1977)
Martin Heidegger (1977) The essence of technology is by no means anything technology
Martin Heidegger (____-____-) (1889-1976)
German philosopher, whose work is associated with phenomenology and existentialism Martin Heidegger (1977)
joined the Nazi Party in 1933. Martin Heidegger (1977)
One of the philosophers of the 20th century. Martin Heidegger (1977)
Martin Heidegger (1977) __________ philosopher, whose work is associated with __________ and ____________ German philosopher, whose work is associated with phenomenology and existentialism
Martin Heidegger joined the ______ Party in 19___. joined the Nazi Party in 1933.
Works of Martin Heidegger ➢Rose to fame for his critical books: Being and Time (1927) ➢Question Concerning Technology (1977)
Expressed his views on the essence of technology quite differently Martin Heidegger (1977)
a revelation of something, an uncovering or a bringing to a light. ➢Techné:
refers to a mode of knowing. Technology
➢Heidegger disagreed to the idea of technology as a means to an end or a human activity. True or False True
➢Expressed his views on the essence of technology quite differently. Martin Heidegger (1977)
A way of knowing how it determine our “cognition”, our “mindset”, and thus, how we define ourselves as human beings. As a mode of knowing
➢A way of getting things done As a means to an end
literally means ‘enframing’; refer to the allencompassing essence of technology; a mode of human existence. Gestell
means “emerging out of concealment into unconcealment” Revealing
Gestell or (Enframing)
(Enframing) or Gestell
all that has come in the world has been ‘enframed’; what has shown itself as itself required first an ‘enframing’. Gestell (Enframing)
➢Heidegger: “technology as a _____________” way of revealing
“Revealing” is term developed in similarity to the Greek words: Alѐtheuein Alѐtheia
to discover or to uncover what was covered over Alѐtheuein
unclosedness, unconcealedness, disclosure or truth Alѐtheia
“The threat does not come in the instance from the potentially lethal machines and apparatus of technology. Rather, the ___________ because the rule of enframing threatens man with the possibility that it could be denied threat is the essence
: is based on modern physics as an exact science Modern technology
is not bringing-forth, but rather challenging-forth. Revealing of modern technology
is the activity in which a person brings something into being that did not exist before. Poiesis
: takes subject out of objects and make them exists only for their future potential; technology ready to be used in the future. Standing-reserve:
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