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This document provides an overview of hermeneutics in relation to technology and culture. It highlights the importance of clear language when discussing the cultural and political aspects of technology. The document explores the work of philosophers Don Ihde, Patrick Heelan, Rudolf Makkreel, and Martin Heidegger, who have applied hermeneutics to various fields such as the natural sciences and multiculturalism. It also discusses the concept of material hermeneutics, which involves the interpretation of technology and its impact on perception. The document includes contributions from multiple authors that delve into the application of hermeneutics in different contexts, such as smart medical technologies and digital technologies. These essays offer valuable insights into the complex relationship between humans and technology, exploring topics such as the interpretation of data, the ethical dimensions of technology, and the cultural implications of scientific knowledge. [Extracted from the article] |
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