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Borgmann, Albert Technology 2005 p.420 Book Chapter On Heidegger, Technology Heidegger, Technology, Being, Modernity, Artifacts
Citation with Excerpt Borgmann, Albert 2005 Book Chapter Heidegger Technology Being Modernity Artifacts On Heidegger Technology

"Technology"

by Borgmann, Albert (2005)

Key Passage

It can be argued that technology is the most important topic of Heidegger's thought. (p.420)

Keywords

Heidegger, Technology, Being, Modernity, Artifacts

Themes

On Heidegger, Technology

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Citation

Borgmann, Albert. “Technology.” A Companion to Heidegger, edited by H.L. Dreyfus and M.A. Wrathall, Blackwell Publishing, 2005, pp. 420–32, doi:10.1002/9780470996492.ch26. Page cited: p.420.

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