Sentence examples for technological culture from inspiring English sources

One of the problems, in fact, might not be in technology itself but in the ways in which technological culture has already undercut the special status of the human.

They also answered questions about whether art fueled by technology creates its own anxieties in the process of critiquing technological culture's psychological effects.

This chapter looks at the changes in technological culture through reflection on the author's personal journey and experience of technology from early manual methods through to increasing use of computers for photography, teaching, and learning.

An interesting recent exception, and an attempt to consolidate a number of recent developments and to articulate them into a more general account of what an ethics of technology should look like, is the collection of essays Pragmatist ethics for a technological culture (Keulartz et al. 2002).

We also bring a large amount of aesthetic content to our new technological culture.

Elite shows like Demo serve as useful barometers of the technological culture of their eras.

More generally, modernity has wrought changes to which we are not yet adequately adapted; depression appears to increase far more rapidly in technological cultures than in others.

In this version of history, Europe is divided between two rival technological cultures, a Mac-versus-PC contest on a geopolitical scale.

"Thus the third leg of Butler's tripod, the one with the most relevance to British industrial success and also the one which might have fostered a technological national culture in place of a literary one, was simply never to be built".

His denunciations of aggressive Western imperialism, his critique of science itself, his conclusion that "objectively" there may be nothing to choose between the claims of science and those of astrology, voodoo, and alternative medicine, as well as his concern for environmental issues ensured that he was a hero of the anti-technological counter-culture.

Technological advances in culture systems and controlling the life histories of desirable OMS have made their culture increasingly feasible (Moorhead and Zeng 2010; Job 2011; Olivotto et al. 2011).