Technology as a Way of Revealing and Human Flourishing

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Vocabulary flashcards based on Martin Heidegger's philosophy of technology and the concept of human flourishing (Eudaimonia).

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Martin Heidegger

The philosopher who authored "The Question Concerning Technology" and proposed that the essence of technology is a mode of being or revealing.

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Essence of technology

According to Heidegger, this is not something humans make, but rather a mode of being or of revealing.

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Modern technology

A mode of revealing that functions by challenging nature and bringing forth energy through "expediting."

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Standing in reserve

The technical word Heidegger uses to name the things that are revealed in modern technology.

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Enframing

Considered by Heidegger to be the "essence" of modern technology.

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Eudaimonia

A term for human flourishing associated with Plato and Aristotle, signifying a situation achieved through virtue, knowledge, and excellence.

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Four Aspects of Human Nature

The categories through which all humans seek to flourish: physical, social, rational, and emotional.

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Human Flourishing

The pursuit of goals that are rational for an individual and as a human being, involving the realization of talents, abilities, and virtues.

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Living Rationally

Dealing with the world conceptually by externalizing values in accordance with logic, being sensible, and respecting the facts of reality.

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Living Consciously

A component of living rationally that involves conceptually dealing with the world and externalizing values with respect to facts.