Technology and the Self
| Description: This quiz explores the relationship between technology and the self, examining how technology shapes our identities, values, and experiences. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
| Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
| Tags: philosophy of technology technology and the self identity values experience |
According to the philosopher Sherry Turkle, what is the primary way in which technology affects the self?
The concept of the 'extended self' suggests that:
Which philosopher argues that technology can lead to a 'disembodied self', where our sense of self is increasingly detached from our physical bodies?
The idea that technology can be seen as a form of 'prosthesis' suggests that:
Which philosopher argues that technology can lead to a 'technological sublime', where we experience awe and wonder at the power and complexity of technology?
The concept of 'technological determinism' suggests that:
Which philosopher argues that technology can lead to a 'loss of aura', where objects and experiences lose their unique and authentic qualities due to their mass reproduction and commodification?
The idea that technology can lead to a 'culture of narcissism' suggests that:
Which philosopher argues that technology can lead to a 'panopticon society', where individuals are constantly surveilled and monitored?
The idea that technology can lead to a 'singularity' suggests that:
Which philosopher argues that technology can lead to a 'post-human condition', where humans are transformed or transcended through technological means?
The idea that technology can lead to a 'technological utopia' suggests that:
Which philosopher argues that technology can lead to a 'technological dystopia', where technology is used for oppressive and dehumanizing purposes?
The idea that technology can lead to a 'digital divide' suggests that:
Which philosopher argues that technology can lead to a 'technological sublime', where we experience awe and wonder at the power and complexity of technology?