STS Flashcards

1
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development of science and technology

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human civilization

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2
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bearer and beneficiary of science and technology

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human person

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3
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pursuit of good life (acquire, consume, destroy)

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human person

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4
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part of human life

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science and technology

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5
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merits reflective thinking and meditative thinking

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science and technology

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6
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ability to become active, where decisions are based from what is happening in reality

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reflective thinking

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7
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based on experiences, reflections from experiences

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meditative thinking

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8
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gives meaning to life

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science and technology

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9
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German philosopher of the 20th century

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Martin heidegger

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10
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opposes positivism and technological world domination

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Martin Heidegger

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11
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Philosophy works

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○ ontology (study of being)
○ dasein (being) in German

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12
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Popular works

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○ Seinsvergessenheit (forgetfulness of being)
○ Bodenständigkeit (rootedness-in-soil)
○ Wesensverfassung (essential constitution)

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13
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Technology is defined as:

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Instrumental and Anthropological

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14
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technology as a means to an end

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Instrumental

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15
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technology is a human activity

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Anthropological

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16
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questions technology and see beyond people’s common understanding of it

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Martin Heidegger

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17
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technology is a means to an end (instrumentum) and is a human activity

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Martin Heidegger

18
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correct but not necessarily true

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Martin Heidegger

19
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looks for meaning and significance

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Martin Heidegger

20
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technology is a way of revealing about human and the world

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bring forth the truth

21
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true can be pursued

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correct

22
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experiencing and understanding what is correct will lead to what is trueee

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Martin Heidegger

23
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information that would tell the earth is weeping can be revealed by different information and data gathered

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Weeping Earth

24
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a challenging forth (aggressive)

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Modern technology

25
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it is a mode of revealing but not as harmonious as poiesis

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Modern technology

26
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resources are forcibly extracted

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human consumption / storage

27
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resources are forcibly extracted

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Enframing

28
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way of looking / ordering at reality

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Enframing

29
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role of human to take instruments on technology through enframing

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Destining

30
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happens when human desire for security, even if it puts all of nature as standing reserve ready for exploitation

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Destining

31
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TRUTH: POIESIS =

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concealed in enframing

32
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recognizing its dangers of technology requires critical and reflective thinking on its use

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Dangers of technology

33
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nature would remain even if humans cease to exist

A

Paulo coelcho

34
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we must not be consumed by technology

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Paulo coelcho

35
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“but where danger is, grows the power saving also”

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FRIEDRICH HOLDERLIN

36
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understanding the essence of technology

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FRIEDRICH HOLDERLIN

37
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think less in a calculative standpoint

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Martin Heidegger

38
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use meditative thinking where nature = seen as art = nature as poetic

A

Martin Heidegger

39
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  • devoutness, devotion, piousness, religion, holiness, godliness, saintliness
  • associated with being religious
  • obedience and submission(Heidegger)
A

Peity

40
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measured by poverty line and varies in different countries

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Absolute poverty

41
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condition of having fewer resources or less income than others within a society or country or compared to the worldwide average

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Relative poverty