Titlebook: Values and Indigenous Psychology in the Age of the Machine and Market; When the Gods Have F Alvin Dueck,Louise Sundararajan Book 2024 The E

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Denying Death: The False Promise of Technological Transcendenceand invulnerability—illusions which, when taken for reality, have devastating effects. Treating historical examples alongside recent films, we consider how contemporary culture works at existential questions related to subjectivity, embodiment, the fantasy of immortality, and the ways we interpret and understand ourselves.

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The Loss of Soul in a World of Utilitarianism and Commodification: Munajat e Shabaniya and its Psychorldview and reminds us of an essential component of being human—spirituality and religiosity. Munajat e Shabaniya, is a written prayer from an Islamic worldview that challenges the premises and system values of neoliberalism and highlights the psychological significance of a new understanding of humanness beyond materialism.

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Sarasvati’s Challenge: Human Creativity at the Crossroads of Muse and the Machinebe had by programming intelligent machines, is Muse still needed? If so, for what purpose; and if not, what do we stand to lose? This chapter will explore some of the reasons why Sarasvati is needed if we want to halt the collapse of human civilizations in the age of the machine.

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Indigenous Peoples and Technology: An Unbalanced Relationhe perspective of the universe being a complex programme is compatible with indigenous worldviews of the universe being created by the Creator, and thus, with spirituality. It is suggested that IT users should respect indigenous peoples, especially since they pay a very high price for something they hardly enjoy themselves.

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What Happened to Species-Typical Human Nature?e Nature-centric, oriented to gift economies, and?meeting basic needs through species-normal nestedness. Humanity’s evolved nest includes soothing perinatal experiences, breastfeeding for several years, responsive care relationships, a welcoming community and supportive stable caregivers/mentors, ex

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Tech-vexed: The Awesome Price for Artificears, the “quick fix-instant result” society is roiling our world. While some of the results of this onslaught are beneficent—others are mortifying, such as the addiction to smart phones and electronic entertainment, the replacement of face-to-face communications with instant messaging, and the repla

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Marketization: Disenchantment and Re-enchantmentfollows. Simply stated, neoliberalism advances that the market is the model for individual identity and relationships. It leads to a disenchantment with older spiritualities and is a precursor to re-enchantment by neoliberalism. In this chapter Indigenous and traditioned peoples are the model for en