Lecture Notes on Martin Heidegger and Technology

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These flashcards cover key concepts from the lecture on Martin Heidegger and technology, aimed at helping the student grasp the material for the upcoming exam.

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human person

“bearer and beneficiary of science and technology” - flourishes and finds meaning in the world they build or unconsciously acquire, consumer or destroy what the world has to offer

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science and technology

part of human life - progress of human civilizations throughout history - that merits reflective - meditative thinking 

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What is the first step for innovation according to the lecture?

Observation.

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What does the example of a rice cooker illustrate?

It makes our lives easier.

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example of dependency on technology

med = tools to conduct an operation

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methodical and technical

person’s life “regular routine”

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humanity has greater impact, not only…

structurally and functionally

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According to Martin Heidegger, what does hoarding represent?

It is not good.

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What does Heidegger suggest we should consider about technology?

In philosophical aspect, it is a mode of “truth-revealing” (poiesis), going beyond an object or tool to use as human beings, for a more meaningful and significant practical use of technology

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What does the term 'aletheia' mean?

Unhiddenness or disclosure.

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What is the definition of 'poiesis' according to Heidegger?

bringing forth

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poiesis

acc to aristotle, relates to making or producing something for a purpose - poetry & composition

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techne

root word for technology, meaning skill, art or craft or bringing forth something

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modern technology

challenges in controlling nature and demands of its resources - human consumption & storage - “setting upon” of land (e.g. mining=never-ending demands of people) 

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What is the relationship between tools and humans according to the lecture?

There is a directly proportional relationship.

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what did heidegger describe modern technology?

age of switches, standing reserve, and stockpicking for its own sake thru mechanization and digitization - argi, communication and transpo 

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What does Heidegger imply about treating nature like a fridge?

We get what we want, leading to excess and waste.

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what does piety mean according to heidegger ?

obedience & submission

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What is 'enframing' according to Heidegger?

a way of revealing in modern technology that puts nature (orderable & calculable system of info) in a box for control according to people’s desires and security

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calculative thinking

one orders and puts a system to nature so it can be understood better and controlled

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meditative thinking

one lets nature reveal itself to him/her without forcing it

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meditative thinking

through this, we recognize nature is art par excellence and away from calculative thinking

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How does technology reveal truth according to the notes?

It reveals itself as either good or bad.

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What does Heidegger suggest art offers in relation to enframing?

A way out of enframing that allows appreciation of the poetic side of nature.

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What is the primary critique of modern technology related to natural resources?

It forcibly extracts resources resulting in a violent ordering of nature.

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What must be questioned to evoke significant understanding according to Heidegger?

Who or what we essentially are in the world.

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What is the key outcome of losing touch with nature due to technology?

We lose the essence of who we are as beings.

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What does the phrase 'standing-reserve' refer to?

The state of being ordered to stand by to be on call for further ordering.

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How does modern technology affect personal encounters?

If one is plugged in constantly, they lose the capacity for authentic personal encounters.

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TRUE OR FALSE: aletheia is disclosure; poiesis is bringing forth

true

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security

acc to heidegger, enframing is done because people want …

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TRUE OR FALSE: acc to heidegger, tech as an instrument or tool is the true essence of tech

false

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nature

acc to heidegger, modern tech challenges…

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false

TRUE OR FALSE: to be able to appreciate the fruits of sci and tech, it must be examine only for their function and instrumentality but also for their greater impact on humanity as whole

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true 

experience and understanding what is correct lead us to what is …

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enframing

way of revealing in modern tech