The technological societyKnopf, 1964 - 449 Seiten |
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... fact . " Fact " is very important to Ellul , but only as ex- perienced in the context of the whole . Facts as they figure in un- interpreted statistical analyses of a given domain , or as they may be revealed by opinion polls and in ...
... fact . " Fact " is very important to Ellul , but only as ex- perienced in the context of the whole . Facts as they figure in un- interpreted statistical analyses of a given domain , or as they may be revealed by opinion polls and in ...
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Jacques Ellul. [ 1 ] TECHNIQUES No social , human , or spiritual fact is so important as the fact of tech- nique in the modern world . And yet no subject is so little under- stood . Let us try to set up some guideposts to situate the ...
Jacques Ellul. [ 1 ] TECHNIQUES No social , human , or spiritual fact is so important as the fact of tech- nique in the modern world . And yet no subject is so little under- stood . Let us try to set up some guideposts to situate the ...
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... fact : when in her decline Greece applied herself to technical inquiry and the development of industry , she looked to the East for methods . And in the first century , when Rome - the perfect example of the technical spirit in ...
... fact : when in her decline Greece applied herself to technical inquiry and the development of industry , she looked to the East for methods . And in the first century , when Rome - the perfect example of the technical spirit in ...
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HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT | 23 |
TECHNIQUE IN CIVILIZATION | 64 |
CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERN TECHNIQUE | 79 |
Urheberrecht | |
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