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The Vulnerability of Life in the Philosophy of Hans Jonas
2016According to Hans Jonas (1903–1993), the modern technological progress endowed humanity with wondrous power, which in the long run risks altering the nature of human action. This is especially true for the realm of collective action, the effects of which evidence an unpredicted issue: the ecological crisis, which is the “critical vulnerability” of ...
BECCHI, PAOLO, Franzini, Roberto
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1981
My chapter has been correctly perceived by Hans Jonas, and by Richard Beauchamp and Ronald Green in oral criticism, to be more interpretive or descriptive than “positional.” One reason for this, though it may not be adequate, is that on a previous occasion in this group I offered a draft of a more “positional” paper and was sharply challenged to make ...
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My chapter has been correctly perceived by Hans Jonas, and by Richard Beauchamp and Ronald Green in oral criticism, to be more interpretive or descriptive than “positional.” One reason for this, though it may not be adequate, is that on a previous occasion in this group I offered a draft of a more “positional” paper and was sharply challenged to make ...
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2008
This section presents the life and works of Hans Jonas that occur in this book titled The legacy of Hans Jonas: Judaism and the phenomenon of life . One of the distinguishing features of Hans Jonas is his combination of philosophy, religion, politics, science, and technology in insightful thought and noble action. In the 1940s Jonas began to reflect
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This section presents the life and works of Hans Jonas that occur in this book titled The legacy of Hans Jonas: Judaism and the phenomenon of life . One of the distinguishing features of Hans Jonas is his combination of philosophy, religion, politics, science, and technology in insightful thought and noble action. In the 1940s Jonas began to reflect
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The Political and Intellectual Influence of Hans Jonas
The Hastings Center Report, 1995The sudden success of Hans Jonas's The Imperative of Responsibility (in the German original Das Prinzip Verantwortung, published in 1984) came as a surprise to the author himself and to the German intellectual and philosophical community at large. Within a decade this book, in which Jonas developed a theory of ethics for the technological age, had to ...
Christian Schütze, Christian Schutze
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Technology and the Human: Hans Jonas
1979There can be little doubt that Hans Jonas is among the pioneers in the philosophy of technology. That is commendable. But what is amazing in the light of the clearly obvious impact of technological culture, is that philosophy as a whole, as a discipline which prides itself in its comprehensiveness, its critical acumen and its claim to deal with the ...
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