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Η Αρχή της Ευθύνης, Seeking an Ethics for Technological Culture

Author: Hans Jonas

Wheel and fire. Inventions and discoveries. In human hands, technology has always had two uses. One that builds civilizations and one that destroys them. The difference today compared to the past is...

Wheel and fire. Inventions and discoveries. In human hands, technology has always had two uses. One that builds civilizations and one that destroys them. The difference today compared to the past is that back then, the misuse of technology could destroy the present. Today, it can also destroy the future.

It is at this very point that Hans Jonas comes to...

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Wheel and fire. Inventions and discoveries. In human hands, technology has always had two uses. One that builds civilizations and one that destroys them. The difference today compared to the past is that back then, the misuse of technology could destroy the present. Today, it can also destroy the future.

It is at this very point that Hans Jonas comes to highlight the importance of how modern individuals will manage the new capabilities. A way that does not rely on fear and exclusion, but on discernment, responsibility, and a new ethics that we must develop.

An ethics that is created when we reflect on our responsibility towards ourselves, the environment, and future generations. "If the dialogue about ethics can contribute something to the struggle of humanity to survive beyond the present age, we need precisely this kind of work to plan the necessary steps. Without self-deception, but also without despair, Hans Jonas brings us face to face with the issues upon which any future of ours depends." David Levy, Times Higher Education Supplement

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Author
Hans Jonas
Publisher
Armos
Subtitle
Seeking an Ethics for Technological Culture
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789606154058

Edition

Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
612
Dimensions
14x21 cm
Release Date
9/2021
Publication Date
2021

Content

Reader Level
Classic Texts

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Wheel and fire. Inventions and discoveries. In human hands, technology has always had two uses. One that builds civilizations and one that destroys them. The difference today compared to the past is that back then, the misuse of technology could destroy the present. Today, it can also destroy the future.

It is at this very point that Hans Jonas comes to highlight the importance of how modern individuals will manage the new capabilities. A way that does not rely on fear and exclusion, but on discernment, responsibility, and a new ethics that we must develop.

An ethics that is created when we reflect on our responsibility towards ourselves, the environment, and future generations. "If the dialogue about ethics can contribute something to the struggle of humanity to survive beyond the present age, we need precisely this kind of work to plan the necessary steps. Without self-deception, but also without despair, Hans Jonas brings us face to face with the issues upon which any future of ours depends." David Levy, Times Higher Education Supplement

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Product Details

Author
Hans Jonas
Publisher
Armos
Subtitle
Seeking an Ethics for Technological Culture
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789606154058

Edition

Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
612
Dimensions
14x21 cm
Release Date
9/2021
Publication Date
2021

Content

Reader Level
Classic Texts

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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