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Facing Heidegger's critique of modern technology, the author
analyses the question of technology and ethical responsibility and
the call for reflexivity towards technology. He examines
Heidegger's thoughts about how science and technology conceal the
enigmatic and distinctive presencing of Being and exhibits how
modern technology has brought unintended consequences and risks.
The author extends the deliberation among diverse epistemologies,
interested parties and laypersons, a component of reflexive
modernization. Such epistemic community opens the way for a new
reflexive democratization of technology, in which different actors
should be involved in decision making about technology as it
affects the society, the environment and individuals.
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