Titlebook: New Frontiers in Technological Literacy; Breaking with the Pa John R. Dakers Book 2014 John R. Dakers 2014 Technology.Philosophy.technologi

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Introduction: Breaking with the Pastsociety is split into two cultures; one related to the sciences and one related to the humanities. This dichotomy was, for Snow, resolvable. However, the passing of time has served to indicate otherwise: science and the humanities continue to act as two distinct cultures. I believe that technology e

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Introduction: Breaking with the Pasteach of whom makes an important contribution to the concept of technological literacy. The title of this book, ., suggests a move into hitherto uncharted territory in terms of thinking related to technological literacy. The subtitle . indicates a move away from traditional arguments about how techno

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Technological Literacy as a Creative Process of Becoming Otheritious country where the strange inhabitants have formed a society that forbids the use of modern technology (only old, established, and nonthreatening technology is allowed). This society actively suppresses any expression of originality, experimentation, or creativity. It further contends that ind

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Postliterate Machineriesut reach semantic saturation or exaggeration against an analog of mediation and machination.. The sheen of the “new” is worn and tarnished, yet literacies are wont to saturate, while exhaustion sets in against a failure to reduce or subject everything to literal experience. Of course, the saturation

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