Human Flourishing: Science and Technology

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These flashcards cover key concepts related to human flourishing in the context of science and technology, drawing from different philosophical perspectives.

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Eudaimonia

A term combining the Greek words for 'good' and 'spirited'; describes the pursuit of becoming a better person and is the highest form of happiness.

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Aletheia/ Truth

It is translated as

unclosedness disclosure or truth.

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Techne/ Expertise

It is the revealing of truth

into the splendor of radiant apperance. It

resembles the term episteme-the human ability

to make and perform.

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Vienna Circle

GROUP OF SCHOLAR WHO BELIEVE THAT ONLY THOSE WHO CAN BE OBSERVED SHOULD BE REGARDED AS MEANINGFUL REJECT THOSE WHICH CANNOT BE DIRECTLY ACCESSED AS MEANINGLESS.

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INSTRUMENTAL

Technology is seen as a tool, machine, or contrivance designed to achieve specific human goals.

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ANTHROPOLOGICAL

TECHNOLOGY IS VIEWED SIMPLY AS A HUMAN ACTIVITY, INVOLVING THE CREATION AND USE OF EQUIPMENT.

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Hedonistic View

The belief that happiness is the absence of suffering and that the purpose of life is to maximize pleasure while minimizing pain.

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Scientific Method

A rigorous process that involves observing, determining a problem, formulating a hypothesis, conducting experiments, gathering and analyzing data, and formulating conclusions.

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Verification Theory

The idea that a discipline is considered science if it can be confirmed or interpreted in light of an accepted alternative hypothesis.

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Falsification Theory

A theory positing that an ideology should be accepted as long as it has not been proven false and can adequately explain a phenomenon.

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Enframing

Heidegger's concept that describes the modern technology's way of revealing, which forces everything to become a standing reserve for maximum utility.

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Poiesis

An ancient Greek philosophical concept referring to the act of bringing something out of concealment.

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Calulative Thinking

A way of thinking focused on ordering nature to control and understand it better.

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Meditative Thinking

A way of thinking allowing nature to reveal itself without force or violence.

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Human Flourishing

The ideal state of living characterized by achieving one's full potential in various aspects such as intellect, relationships, and moral development.

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