1999
DOI: 10.1177/027046769901900508
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Modern Technology and Technological Determinism: The Empire Strikes Again

Abstract: In spite of the discredited notions of determinism during the last two decades, the idea of technological determinism strikes again, based on the social impacts of modern technology. The main objective of this article attempts to study the relation between civilization, modern technology, and development. To attain our objective, the debate is presented on the issue of whether the current management of technology contributes to the guidance of technological development on the basis of “social priorities.”

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“…Technology that continues to move and change according to the times makes technology includes something that humans make and everything. McLuhan in Alvarez (1999) argues that technology changes society independently. Technology has both positive and negative effects.…”
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“…Technology that continues to move and change according to the times makes technology includes something that humans make and everything. McLuhan in Alvarez (1999) argues that technology changes society independently. Technology has both positive and negative effects.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Technology has both positive and negative effects. The technology has a bivalent nature, which means that it can function for both good and evil (Alvarez 1999). Technology develops according to changing times so that the types of evil or goodwill develop by technological developments.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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