Technohumanity| Films as a Lens for Examining How Humans and Technology Co-shape the World

Technohumanity| Films as a Lens for Examining How Humans and Technology Co-shape the World

<p> Utilizing a postphenomenological lens, in this study, I analyze Human Security Era (1990s&ndash;2010s), techno-futurist films as case studies to explore how humans and technology can and do co-shape a more harmonious world, resulting in TechnoHumanity. To build a techno-humane world, h...

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Main Author: Buffington, Chelsea
Language:EN
Published: Salve Regina University 2018
Subjects:
Philosophy of science|Philosophy|Film studies
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spelling ndltd-PROQUEST-oai-pqdtoai.proquest.com-108089052018-05-17T16:04:44Z Technohumanity| Films as a Lens for Examining How Humans and Technology Co-shape the World Buffington, Chelsea Philosophy of science|Philosophy|Film studies <p> Utilizing a postphenomenological lens, in this study, I analyze Human Security Era (1990s&ndash;2010s), techno-futurist films as case studies to explore how humans and technology can and do co-shape a more harmonious world, resulting in TechnoHumanity. To build a techno-humane world, humans must find a way to spur technological innovation and advancement, embedding ethics in design to avoid a dystopian path to dehumanization. Films, and specifically the content or text of the films, provide case studies for a postphenomenological analysis to explore designed, in-design, and future technologies and their interrelationship with humanity.</p><p> Salve Regina University 2018-05-15 00:00:00.0 thesis http://pqdtopen.proquest.com/#viewpdf?dispub=10808905 EN
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Technohumanity| Films as a Lens for Examining How Humans and Technology Co-shape the World
description <p> Utilizing a postphenomenological lens, in this study, I analyze Human Security Era (1990s&ndash;2010s), techno-futurist films as case studies to explore how humans and technology can and do co-shape a more harmonious world, resulting in TechnoHumanity. To build a techno-humane world, humans must find a way to spur technological innovation and advancement, embedding ethics in design to avoid a dystopian path to dehumanization. Films, and specifically the content or text of the films, provide case studies for a postphenomenological analysis to explore designed, in-design, and future technologies and their interrelationship with humanity.</p><p>
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