Technique, Discourse, and Consciousness: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Jacques Ellul

Lehigh University Press (1991)
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French thinker Jacques Ellul's technology refers not only to machines and their usage, but also to the mentalities for which it has become a necessity.

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