Примери коришћења Science and technique на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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This is the science and technique.
The creation of the myth about the„omnipotence of science and technique”;
To use science and technique in the best way.
Learning Outcomes: Acquiring basic knowledge in the field of mining science and technique.
The power of science and technique becomes the power of manipulation and destruction.
Today, man is ever more dramatically facing a capitalistically degenerated science and technique.
By means of instrumentalized science and technique a“break” into the universe is going on in order to“conquer” it.
As for the„ecological engineering”, it mainly serves to createthe illusion that capitalism, by way of science and technique, could reduce its own fatal consequences.
Science and technique have become the basic lever of capital for the destruction of the worldand the creation of“technical civilization”.
Forensic science(commonly known as forensics),is a science and technique to find out and investigate crime on the basis of evidence.
The use of science and technique for„repairing” the ecosystem, based on the development of capitalism, can only lead to even more fatal climate changes.
Just as in antiquity man was the slave of the dominant order through the sphereof the Olympic gods, so in capitalism he became the slave of the order by means of science and technique.
Instead of human questions, man asks technical ones imposed on him by capitalistically degenerated science and technique- which mutilate manand annihilate the possibility for him to ask the significant human questions.
Just as in antiquity man was the slave of the ruling order by way of the sphere of Olympic gods,so in capitalism he became the slave of the ruling order by way of science and technique.
Unlike antiquity, where man as physis is part of the cosmic whole,in modern times man, by way of instrumentalized science and technique, appears as the«masterand owner of nature»(maître et possesseur de la nature/ Descartes).
The optimism of the Enlightenment could hardly be unreservedly supported nowadays, the notion of Marx that man imposes on himself only such tasks as he can solve,particularly the optimism based on the myth of the“omnipotence” of science and technique.
Science and technique, as the means for conquering natural laws, become the means for technocracy to do away with the emancipatory heritage of mankind and human powers and to submit society to the laws of the technical world.
Unlike phenomenology, which is concerned with(philosophical) description of the phenomena of pure conscious,in sport a dehumanised science and technique become the basis for the relation to reality.
The prevailing position towards reality,dictated by dehumanized science and technique, does not permit man to comprehend the essence of his own human existence,and, therefore, the essence of the world he lives in, and the essence of the universe.
Zeitgeist follows the expansionist spirit of monopolistic capitalism,which enables the new“master race” to establish a monopoly on science and technique and to globalize its power.
In spite of arguing that man is to relate to sport without the mediation of science and technique, Fink unreservedly accepts even those plays that represent the triumph of«technical civilization» over man and deal with his playing being.
If we remember that the development of science is dictated bythe logic of the“consumer society”, then it is clear that we are here dealing with the instrumentalization of science and technique for the purpose of achieving inhumanand anti-existential goals.
Science and technique, as the ways of controlling natural laws, become the means of the bourgeoisie for dealing with the emancipatory heritage of mankind and human powers, and for subordinating society to the structures and laws that rule the animal world.
It is only in the context of a humanistic political movement based on mankind's libertarian and cultural heritage, which means guided by a humanistic vision of the world,that the emancipatory possibilities of science and technique can be realized.
Regarding the relation between play, on one hand, and science and technique, on the other, we are not advocating the establishment of parallel spheres,but bestowing on science and technique an artistic nature which would enable them to become the means of humanization of natureand of man's natural being.
The problem is that it is not an answer based on the emancipatory potentials of mankind and the life-creating potentials of nature, but on a science and technique that are dehumanizedand have become powers alienated from yet governing man.
Using science and technique as means for acceleration of the profit-making process, capital increasingly“diminishes” human existential and spiritual space and at the same time creates a growing gap between people, one that is not measurable in meters, but in a feeling of loneliness and despair that has reached epidemic proportions.
The industrial revolution, which had begun in the 18th century and reached its climax towards the endof the 19th century, formed the basis for the myth of the“limitless possibilities of the development of science and technique”, on which the Olympic“progress”, whose essence is expressed in the famous maxim citius, altius, fortius, is founded.
In this context, extremely important in methodological terms is the distinction made between progress and progressism,which means between the development of science and technique which are to enable the development of a free, spiritually rich personality and interpersonal relations, and the development of science and technique which turns into the destruction of nature, interpersonal relations and man himself.
Technicization of sport is not the result of a direct influence of the industrial work on sport, as Plessner, Habermas and Rigauer claim, but of the fact that sport has become themeans of the capitalist reproduction and, in that context, of the instrumentalization of science and technique by capitalist concernsand centers of political power.