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Borgmann, A. (1984). Technology and the character of contemporary life: A philosophical inquiry. University of Chicago press. 
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BibTeX citation key: Borgmann1984
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Categories: General
Keywords: Philosophy, Technology
Creators: Borgmann
Publisher: University of Chicago press
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"The key philosophical question of whether the public's taste has changed and has forced winemakers to change with it, or whether winemaking has changed and forced wine drinkers to follow"

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"Gooding is not a change of taste from one thing to another but the switch from a taste for things to one for commodities. One can taste or experience mere warmth only when, through a central heating plant, warmth has been stripped of its pretechnological interwovenness with culture, nature, and community and has been secured merely, i.e., as a commodity"

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Keywords:   Philosophy, Technology
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