Dao from the Perspective of Philosophy of Technology

Proceedings of the XXIII World Congress of Philosophy 64:89-95 (2018)
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Dao in traditional Chinese philosophy references not just “the way” or nature or human social order but also the way for best performing certain technical activities. Understanding the meaning and value of this aspect of Dao can be of use to philosophical reflection experience in the development of modern technology.

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10.5840/wcp232018641464

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