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<li><a href="https://amzn.to/3pA7Ces">Amazon</a></li>
<li>What is Technology? Three Lectures<ul>
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<p>Three lectures on &quot;<a href="/en/technology">technology</a>&quot; given by the greatest philosopher of the 20th century <a href="/en/Martin%20Heidegger">Martin Heidegger</a> after World War II. Things.&quot;] and &quot;<a href="/en/Building%2C%20Living%2C%20Thinking">Building, Living, Thinking</a>,&quot; which start from familiar objects such as bottles, bridges, and houses, consider how these objects are, and finally reach &quot;the world,&quot; and &quot;[What is technology? What is technology? A definitive new translation by a leading researcher!</p>
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<li>I bought it on Kindle.</li>
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<h2>I didn&#39;t realize at first that &quot;What is technology?&quot; was &quot;The Question Concerning Technology&quot;.
The &quot;thing&quot; could be what Eugene Gendlin was referring to in <a href="/en/Phenomenology%20as%20an%20illogical%20stage">Phenomenology as an illogical stage</a>.</h2>
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What is technology?

I didn't realize at first that "What is technology?" was "The Question Concerning Technology". The "thing" could be what Eugene Gendlin was referring to in Phenomenology as an illogical stage.