Technology Neutrality

Tao YANG, Daojing SUN

Abstract


The neutrality of technology and technological determinism is influential academic debate. On the one hand, the development of human technology, and technology in the process of promoting human civilization increasingly showed great strength, making people hope it; however, when people enjoy the technology at the same time, also pose a potential hazard. Some people think people enslaved by technology. Technology is provided tendentiousness. In this paper, the primary objective of this article is to reveal the source of technology by analyzing key point of technology neutrality and clarify the fundamental point of technology neutrality. And last, we attempt to reveal technology neutrality in the current human society’s essential accomplished issues.


Keywords


Technology; Neutrality; Value

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/7072

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