Rethinking Techology in Work of A. Borgmann

International Journal of Applied and Fundamental Research 2 (2014)
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Albert Borgmann is an American philosopher of technology, which is different from their contemporaries and predecessors in this area that explores the nature of high technology is not theoretical and empirically. The main problem in his studies is to understand and appreciate a useful understanding of human interaction with technology, specially designed to help humanity avoid the adverse effects of high technology.

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