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concept:poiesisPoiesis
Greek concept of making/production as revelatory process; Heidegger's distinction grounds ethics of technology.
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- Martin HeideggerintroducesstudiesPhilosopher whose distinction between poiesis and modern technology (Gestell/enframing) grounds the paper's ethics framework.
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- Autopoiesisassociated_withMaturana-Varela principle of self-maintaining systems that organize themselves through internal feedback; extended here to biological, technological, and hybrid systems.
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- Technology should not be seen as a mere tool serving humans’ needs, but rather as a partner in a rich relationship with humans.associated_withCentral thesis of the paper, contrasting instrumental views of technology.
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