Liu Zeyuan's philosophy of engineering and technology: An introduction to his Marxist socioeconomic theory
作者： Qin Zhu , Carl Mitcham
DOI: 10.1016/J.TECHSOC.2020.101351
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摘要: Abstract Liu Zeyuan (1940–2020) was a contributing founder to the Northeastern School in Chinese philosophy of technology. As such, he undertook develop theory that built on Marxism as official ideology People's Republic China. Following an overview Liu's life and work, this article introduces Marxist socioeconomic served framework for his research. It then describes how used reflect essential features historical evolution engineering technology along with analyses issues related innovation, ethics, governance. includes some reflections thought can be other philosophies both inside outside
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