Invasive technification: critical essays in the philosophy of technology

Gernot Böhme · Cameron Shingleton

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Preface to the English Edition Preface 1. Introduction 2. Scientific/Technological Civilisation 3. The Technification of Nature 4. Technology and Its Uses 5. The Technification of Human Relations 6. Critique of Technology Notes Index.

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