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Technological Modernization. Western and Non-Western Accounts
Year: 2026
Volume: 7
Issue: 1 (22)
Pages: 213
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Introduction: Technological Modernization in a Multipolar World

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Non-Western Modernization? — Technological Development in a Multipolar World

history and philosophy of technology
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Perspectives on Modernization: Nation-State, Engineering, and the Chinese Project

history and philosophy of technology
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From Conservative to Technological Modernization in Russia: Discourse and Policy

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Large Language Models as Political Actors: Cultural Bias and Epistemic Power

history and philosophy of technology
Seredkina E. Seletkova G. Mikhailovsky A.
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Technological Development Models in the Context of Speech Corpora Imbalance

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Ecological Aesthetics and the Ecological Vector of Modernization in the Far East and the Western World

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A Philosophical Interpretation of Nature’s Intrinsic Value

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  • Pages: 121-139

Modernity As a Conversation — Investigating Chinese Modernity

history and philosophy of technology
Borchert-Wright L.
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  • 4
  • Pages: 140-153

Performative Modes of Modeling the Future: A Comparison of Two Club of Rome Reports

social relations in the technosphere
Brenneis A. Wiengarn J.
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  • 1
  • Pages: 154-186

Tacit Knowledge and Secrecy in the Patent Office

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Acosta B. Kiri B.
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  • 1
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Back to «Reality»:A Review of Cheng Lin’s RoboHumanities: Imaginations, Narratives, and Ethics regarding Robots

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