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E-grāmata: Technological Forms and Ecological Communication: A Theoretical Heuristic

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Investigating the phenomena of technology, science, technique, and mass communication, Piyush Mathur contends that the enterprise of science communication may be misleading vis-ą-vis technologyif in part because it frequently coextends with a flawed, but dominant, notion of science that presumptuously implicates technology anyway. Grappling with what authentically constitutes science and the prospective effects of its realization on a global future of mass communication, Mathur explores how various technological forms play specifically into ecologically sensitive mass communication. The result is an eco-communicative theory of technology that includes its classification based upon a set of qualitative principles and a profile of the notion of development. On the whole, though, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication: A Theoretical Heuristic brings the fields of philosophy and history of science, philosophy and sociology of technology, communication studies, and development studies into conversation with one another.

Recenzijas

This book is brilliantly researched and opens a new chapter in a heated debate on science and technology. The author critically re-thinks some of the basic notions of our civilization, providing new answers to troubling environmental questions. Technological Forms and Ecological Communication: A Theoretical Heuristic is modern philosophy at its brightest. -- Viacheslav Kudashov, Siberian Federal University Technological Forms and Ecological Communication: A Theoretical Heuristic is a remarkable achievement. Mathur's critical explorations of how technology, ecology, and communication must be reappraised today from a comprehensively global perspective make this study essential reading for those engaged in communication, development, science and technology, or environmental studies. -- Timothy W. Luke, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University With boundless intellect and compassion Piyush Mathur elucidates the centuries-long evolution of our contemporary concepts of science, technology, and communication. In so doing, he reveals their inherent vagueness and relativity, while presenting brave insights into how to address anew our planetary distress. A stunning contribution! -- Chellis Glendinning, Independent scholar and psychologist

List of Figures
ix
Acknowledgments xi
Preface xv
1 Technology, Ecology, and Communication
1(16)
2 In Apprehending Technology, Bypass the Foucauldian Framework
17(22)
3 Science Defined in Terms of Object Versus Method of Study: The Problematics of the Two Approaches
39(14)
4 Diverse Objects, Diverse Subjects: An Inquest into a State of Prefragmentation Termed Science
53(14)
5 The Argument Concerning the Christian-Religious Inception of Science
67(14)
6 Mystique and Domination: A Matter of Mutual Reinforcement: The Theological Substructure of the Dominant Notion of Science
81(20)
7 Some Terminological Revelations Through European History: The Invalidity of Science as a Theoretical Concept
101(14)
8 Science: A Basket Category: And Why Science-Technology Differential Matters to Communication
115(18)
9 An Eco-Communicative Theory of Technology
133(12)
10 The Principle of Proximation: Proximate and Distant Technologies
145(18)
11 The Principle of Temporality: Newer, Older, Obsolete, and Antiquated Technologies
163(24)
12 The Principle of Concentration: Concentrative and Disseminative Technologies
187(6)
13 The Principle of Anthropocentrism: Meat Technologies, Technologies of Polity, and Communication Technologies
193(24)
14 The Principle of Uncertainty: Uncertain Technologies
217(16)
15 The Unprincipled Case of the Technologies of Development
233(16)
16 Conclusion
249(20)
References 269(8)
Index 277(22)
About the Author 299
Piyush Mathur is an independent scholar.