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100 1 $aHershock, Peter D.
245 10 $aReinventing the wheel :$ba Buddhist response to the information age /$cPeter D. Hershock.
260 $aAlbany, N.Y. :$bState University of New York Press,$c©1999.
300 $a1 online resource (xvii, 309 pages).
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490 1 $aSUNY series in philosophy and biology
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 289-283) and index.
505 00 $tThe Axis of Factual Success: From Controlling Circumstances to Colonizing Consciousness --$tTechnology and the Biasing of Conduct: Establishing the Grammar of Our Narrative --$tPrimordial Technology in the Drama of Childhood --$tFreedom as a Dialectic of Projecting Self and Objecting World --$tThe Canons of Freedom and Moral Transparency: In Technology and the Media We Trust --$tThe Imagined Neutrality of Technology --$tIndividual Freedom and the Obdurate, Objecting World --$tJust Saying No to the Logic of Choice --$tTechnology as Savior: It's Getting Better, Better All the Time --$tTechnology: The Original Broken Promise --$tToward an Ethics of Resistance --$tThe Direction of Technical Evolution: A Different Kind of Caveat --$tCultivating Discontent: Advantaging Existence--Living Apart and at a Distance --$tThe Corporation as Technology --$tThe New Colonialism: From an Ignoble Past to an Invisible Future --$tExtending Control through Cultivating Dependence: The Colonial Method --$tThe Evolution of Colonial Intent into the Development Objective and Beyond --$tThe Colonization of Consciousness --$tPluralism versus the Commodification of Values --$tIs There a Universal Technological Path? --$tIndependent Values, the Value of Independence, and the Erosion of Traditions --$tPracticing the Unprecedented: A Buddhist Intermission --$tAppreciative Virtuosity: The Buddhist Alternative to Control and Independence --$tLiberating Intimacy: A New Copernican Revolution --$tResponding to Trouble: The Character of Buddhist Technologies --$tTechnological Difference: The Case of Healing.
588 0 $aPrint version record.
520 1 $a"By uniquely using Buddhist teachings, Reinventing the Wheel assesses the personal and communal costs of our global economic and technological commitments. Hershock urges reinvention of the technological "wheel," and, at the same time acknowledges the need for new forms of practice suited to our rapidly evolving social, political, and economic circumstances. His persuasive presentation urges the skillful spinning of a new "wheel of the dharma.""--Jacket.
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