METAPHORICAL HUMAN ORGANS PERCEPTION IN PHILOSOPHY OF TECHNOLOGY
Abstract
The paper deals with one aspect within traditional and modern philosophy of technology. It explains the role and influence of human body, more precisely alive organs in technological progress through last two centuries. The impact of traditional and modern philosophical streams of consciousness is confronted with the technological usage in modern art. The ethical mission of inventors, scientist and modern artists are emphasized in conclusive findings. The paper is based on interdisciplinary approaches, considering three disciplines: philosophy, technology and art.
Keywords
philosophy,
technology,
Vaucanson´s digestive duck,
Cloaca Machine,
art,
interpretation,
ethics,
human body,
organs
References
1. Christian Brian: The Most Human: Artificial Intelligence Teaches Us About Being Alive, London: Penguin UK, 2011.
2. Cajal Santiago Ramón: Recollections of My Life, Cambridge: MIT Press, 1989.
3. Dinwiddie, Keith: Basic Robotics, Boston: Cengage&Learning
4. Delvoye Wim: Studies for Cloaca (1997-2006) Recta publishers, 2007 the University of California
Review
For citations:
Benčič S. METAPHORICAL HUMAN ORGANS PERCEPTION IN PHILOSOPHY OF TECHNOLOGY. Bulletin of Kazakh National Women's Teacher Training University. 2018;(2):123-126.
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