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device paradigm: a standalone construct

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Philosophy of technology

the pattern of modern technology in which devices deliver commodities conveniently while hiding the machinery and engagement behind them.

In philosophy of technology, device paradigm refers to the pattern of modern technology in which devices deliver commodities conveniently while hiding the machinery and engagement behind them. This meaning comes from Borgmann (1984) in Technology and the character of contemporary life.[1]

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Borgmann, A. (1984). Technology and the character of contemporary life. University Of Chicago Press. ISBN 9781306158084

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