TECHNOLOGY – VALUES – SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (Some Reflections on Changing Relations, Meanings and Social Practices)

Lech W. ZACHER

UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY – THEORIES AND INTERPRETATIONS

Publication language: Polish

Journal article

Transformations No. 1–2 (88–89) 2016,  Publication date: 12 May 2016

Abstract Narratives concerning technology and values relations requires an in-depth analysis of these two categories and also their contextualization. In social practice technology and values undergo significant changes, often revolutionary. They take systemic forms and they interact with each other. Since the [...] Read more.

LOGOS AND TECHNOLOGY. BUCKMINSTER FULLER AND THE PROBLEM OF TWO CULTURES

Bartłomiej Knosala

UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY – THEORIES AND INTERPRETATIONS

Publication language: Polish

Journal article

Transformations No. 1–2 (88–89) 2016,  Publication date: 12 May 2016

Abstract The purpose of this paper is to present the thought and activity of Buckminster Fuller in the context of the classic paradigm. According to this paradigm the aim of human activity is to reconcile individual Logos with general Logos. Fuller is using this paradigm to analyse the challenges of technological [...] Read more.

CATASTROPHISM OF O. SPENGLER AND G. PICHT IN THE CONTEXT OF PHILOSOPHY OF TECHNOLOG

Kamil Szymański

UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY – THEORIES AND INTERPRETATIONS

Publication language: Polish

Journal article

Transformations No. 1–2 (88–89) 2016,  Publication date: 12 May 2016

Abstract In this article I make a comparative analysis and criticism of the concept of catastrophism in the context of technical development formulated by Oswald Spengler and Georg Picht. Their concepts were created as part of the criticism of the technical world, forecasting negative consequences of the use [...] Read more.

GILBERT SIMONDON’S PHILOSOPHY OF TECHNOLOGY AS AN AUGMENTATION OF THE FUNDAMENTAL ANTHOLOGY OF MARTIN HEIDEGGER

Jędrzej Maliński

UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY – THEORIES AND INTERPRETATIONS

Publication language: Polish

Journal article

Transformations No. 1–2 (88–89) 2016,  Publication date: 12 May 2016

Abstract This paper compares the thought of two philosophers: Martin Heidegger and Gilbert Simondon. The project of the existential analytic of Dasein created by the former, based on acknowledgment of the ontological difference, undoubtedly influenced the philosophy of existence. However, because of Heidegger [...] Read more.

PHILOSOPHY OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF PHILOSOPHICAL REFLECTION OF MARTIN HEIDEGGER

Grzegorz Szulczewski

UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY – THEORIES AND INTERPRETATIONS

Publication language: Polish

Journal article

Transformations No. 1–2 (88–89) 2016,  Publication date: 12 May 2016

Abstract This paper presents the development of philosophy of technology by M. Heidegger. At the beginning I present the concept of technology,from the perspective of the existential, concluded in his book Being and Time. Then I discuss the concept of the essence of technology, developed after 1945 by M. Heidegger [...] Read more.

HOW DO PEOPLE WITH DEONTOLOGICAL AND UTILITARIAN INCLINATIONS DIFFER IN MORAL REASONING?

Anna Macko

PHILOSOPHY – PERCEPTION AND VISUALIZATION OF WORLD AND LIFE

Publication language: Polish

Journal article

Transformations No. 1–2 (88–89) 2016,  Publication date: 10 May 2016

Abstract This study compared the harshness of moral judgment and sensitivity to different aspects of a situation in judgments made by people with utilitarian and deontological inclinations. The participants were 240 students who made moral judgments in two business scenarios and then responded to moral dilemmas [...] Read more.

DEATH THAT DOES NOT WANT TO BE VISUALIZED...? CULTURAL FACTORS OF THINKING ABOUT DEATH AND MORTALITY IN REGARDS TO THE POSTMODERN VISION OF DEATH

Monika Miczka-Pajestka

PHILOSOPHY – PERCEPTION AND VISUALIZATION OF WORLD AND LIFE

Publication language: Polish

Journal article

Transformations No. 1–2 (88–89) 2016,  Publication date: 10 May 2016

Abstract In this article the question of perception, as well as visualizing and understanding death have been presented and discussed. The cultural determinants of thinking about death and the prospect of post-modern “crowding” out of death from the space of life are indicated. Also the problem of visualizing [...] Read more.

THE PROBLEM OF THE CONCEPTION „MYSTICAL EXPERIENCE”. A FEW WORDS ON THE EPISTEMOLOGY OF MYSTICISM

Dorota Brylla

PHILOSOPHY – PERCEPTION AND VISUALIZATION OF WORLD AND LIFE

Publication language: Polish

Journal article

Transformations No. 1–2 (88–89) 2016,  Publication date: 10 May 2016

Abstract This article proposes an alternative understanding for the conception of „mystical experience”, i.e. it presents a viewpoint of being in contrast to the commonly held one. It suggests namely that it ishard to keep the conception of experience in general in the case of the „mystical happening” – due [...] Read more.

IS HISTORY ONLY THE STUDY OF THE PAST?

Damian Bębnowski

PHILOSOPHY – PERCEPTION AND VISUALIZATION OF WORLD AND LIFE

Publication language: Polish

Journal article

Transformations No. 1–2 (88–89) 2016,  Publication date: 10 May 2016

Abstract This article is based on theoretical and methodological research about the object of history. The examples of views on the object of history from the general historiography show the centuries-old evolution of historical thought. It is also the starting point for the presentation of a new understanding [...] Read more.

PERCEIVED WORLD

Wiesław Sztumski

PHILOSOPHY – PERCEPTION AND VISUALIZATION OF WORLD AND LIFE

Publication language: Polish

Journal article

Transformations No. 1–2 (88–89) 2016,  Publication date: 10 May 2016

Abstract This article contains the author’s thoughts on creating images of the world. The starting point is the assertion of the impossibility of constructing a complete image, but only fragmentary, incomplete one-dimensional images for different natural and social realities. Making their synthesis and generalizations [...] Read more.