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a bridge to the 18th century

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August 2, 2010

 

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The eighteenth century invented it? but it also criticized and doubted it and its limitations and pitfalls. Reason, when unaided and untempered by poetic insight and human feeling, turns ugly and dangerous. Chapter Three: Technology When assessing various technological advancements, Postman encourages the reader to be question, "What is the problem to which this technology is a solution?" "Whose problem is it?" "Which people and institutions might be most seriously harmed by a technological solution?" and finally, "What new problems may be created because we have solved this problem?" Chapter Four: Language Postman stresses that the "medium is the message" in this chapter...
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The eighteenth century invented it? but it also criticized and doubted it and its limitations and pitfalls. Reason, when unaided and untempered by poetic insight and human feeling, turns ugly and dangerous. Chapter Three: Technology When assessing various technological advancements, Postman encourages the reader to be question, "What is the problem to which this technology is a solution?" "Whose problem is it?" "Which people and institutions might be most seriously harmed by a technological solution?" and finally, "What new problems may be created because we have solved this problem?" Chapter Four: Language Postman stresses that the "medium is the message" in this chapter...
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