Titlebook: Democracy in a Technological Society; Langdon Winner Book 19921st edition Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 Moral.Natur.devel

BAIT

Die offizinellen ?therischen ?le und BalsameTalk about revolutions is easy. Revolutions are hard. On this occasion I have chosen to do the easy thing: to write about a revolution that is in the making, one that I shall call “the fourth revolution.” This obviously suggests that there were three others which preceded it, and in due course I will indicate which they were.

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解決

Die phantastische Welt der RadioastronomieThe question I raise here is a simple one. Assuming anything of a democratic nature can be done to control the future direction of technological development, which of two prominent approaches—progressive liberalism or Marxist revolution—offers more hope?

LAITY

Die phantastische Welt der RadioastronomieOne of the most persistent problems of Western industrial societies may be put quite succinctly: “What should be the role of the expert in technologically based democracies?”

萬(wàn)花筒

Jenseits der Quasare — RadiokosmologieTechnology is a taboo subject in philosophy and the social sciences. Yes, there is an occasional passing mention. Even a seminal book or two. But the vast mainstream of social science proceeds as though technologies simply do not exist, do not matter.

APNEA

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-01332-8Modern technology is the unacknowledged ruler of the advanced industrial democracies. Its rule is not absolute. It rests on the complicity of its subjects, the citizens of the democracies. Emancipation from this complicity requires first of all an explicit and shared consideration of the rule of technology.

難解

Technology, Power, and Truth: Political and Epistemological Reflections on the Fourth RevolutionTalk about revolutions is easy. Revolutions are hard. On this occasion I have chosen to do the easy thing: to write about a revolution that is in the making, one that I shall call “the fourth revolution.” This obviously suggests that there were three others which preceded it, and in due course I will indicate which they were.

原來(lái)

Technology and DemocracyOur society now faces an essential challenge. I will not attempt to exhaust all sides of the multifaceted debate about technology and democracy, but will instead summarize my present thinking on the topic.

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巧思

Populism and the Cult of the ExpertOne of the most persistent problems of Western industrial societies may be put quite succinctly: “What should be the role of the expert in technologically based democracies?”