Meanings
plural technologisms
- uncountableusuallyThe belief that technology is the most / or a very important factor that will shape and help society
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[…] Above all, I wish to emphasise that technologism is not technological in its nature. Technologism has nothing to do with technology, but is rather a misconception of an intellectual and moral nature. It is not the technological way of thinking per se that leads us astray; it is the belief that technological values, capabilities and functions are the only things that matter.
2005 July 4, Páll Skúlason, Question of Technology
Origin
Translations
French technologisme
- technologismeTranslations
Greek τεχνολογισμός
- τεχνολογισμός (technologismós)Translations
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