Being and Technology: A Study in the Philosophy of Martin Heidegger
Distributed by Kluwer Boston (1981)
| Abstract | CHAPTER I BEGINNINGS: TEXNH AND THE ORIGIN OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY In opposition to the more current view regarding the historical reciprocity between the rise ... | |||||||||
| Keywords | Technology Philosophy | |||||||||
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